The New Jersey Innovation Institute, a corporation of the New Jersey Institute of Technology, has formed a partnership with Somerville-based HealRWorld, a company specializing in helping the growth of sustainable businesses, to form a new accelerator program and investment fund.
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Energy
Solar energy bills draw mixed responses
Some say some proposed energy legislation could raise utility rates for New Jersey businesses, while others expect they will help businesses.
Read More »Students build energy-efficient, hurricane-resistant house
Stevens Institute of Technology students have constructed a house designed to withstand hurricanes in a project tied to a Public Service Energy Group partnership, and PSE&G and Stevens officials held a reception Tuesday night to toast the accomplishment.
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Pace Glass to create 150 jobs with 55M facility
Pace Glass, a glass-recycling company, announced at a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday that its planned $55 million, 250,000-square-foot recycling facility in Andover Township will create 150 jobs.
Read More »EPA selects Newark to receive 400,000 in brownfield grants
Newark is among 144 communities selected for brownfields environmental Assessment, Revolving Loan Fund and Cleanup grants.
Read More »American Water names new upper management
American Water has named Deborah Degillio as the new president of New Jersey American Water, replacing Robert MacLean, who will now serve as president of American Water.
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Murphy signs legislation banning oil and gas exploration off NJ coast
Gov. Phil Murphy signed bipartisan legislation Friday banning offshore oil and gas exploration and production off New Jersey's ocean waters.
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NJBIZ Lists New Jersey’s Top Recycling and Waste Management Firms
View the top 25 ranked New Jersey Recycling and Waste Management Firms in the April 16 issue of NJBIZ.
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Pitching green
Marketing eco-friendly products has two things going for it: They're eco-friendly, and they're products.
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RESOURCEFUL
Going green in New Jersey is getting a bit easier, thanks to a range of public and private programs offering economic help and other incentives.
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Bottom line
It's never too late for a business to boost its cost efficiencies.
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Committees forward nuclear energy bills
Committees in the state Senate and Assembly have advanced legislation to pay Public Service Electric and Gas an annual $300 million subsidy on three nuclear power plants in South Jersey.
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