New Jersey American Water’s local, qualified contractor, Schilke Construction Co., will begin work early November and expects to finish by April 2020, weather permitting.

PSE&G recently announced that the 22nd regularly scheduled maintenance outage - involving thousands of workers - began early last month.

Labor groups and environmental activists square off over the PennEast pipeline.

The utility will upgrade about 1,850 feet of 4- and 6-inch water main this fall, including replacing six fire hydrants and 48 utility-owned service lines along the pipeline route.

The proposed project will result in an estimated annual savings of $339,556 and, a yearly anticipated conservation of 1,825,094 kWh of electricity – the amount of power it would take to operate a home air conditioner for 600,000 hours.

The Newark-based utility would acquire 25 percent of Ocean Wind - a 1,100-megawatt offshore wind project that will supply more than 500,000 New Jersey homes with clean power.

The move by New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal aims to force the Environmental Protection Agency to impose tougher limits on air pollution from hundreds of out-of-state industrial sources that contribute to high ozone levels in New Jersey.

According to the health care system, the new installation, along with its previously installed ground-mounted system, make it the largest solar-powered hospital in the state.

Seventy line workers will travel to the West Coast to assist local electric company PG&E with restoring power to hundreds of thousands of residents and businesses.

The EDA unveiled its Offshore Wind Technical Assistance Program, to aid Garden State businesses with learning industry standards and services so they can qualify for contracts.

Parents can now access a prepaid shipping label to send in baby food pouches, which the Trenton-based recycler will clean and melt into hard plastics to be remolded into new products.

The company's membership recognizes its focus on environmental awareness.