Wall-based NJR Clean Energy Ventures, the unregulated distributed power subsidiary of New Jersey Resources, announced Tuesday that it has acquired its third onshore wind project.
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Jersey City to get 10 million up front, 250,000 annually under settlement for waste transfer station
A company will pay Jersey City $10 million up front and $250,000 annually to operate a solid waste transfer station at a waterfront rail yard, city officials said Monday.
Read More »Prudential Capital Group’s wind project making progress
Newark-based Prudential Capital Group, along with global private asset manager Capital Dynamics, announced Monday the financial closing of the first phase of a 300-megawatt onshore wind project in Texas.
Read More »Linde plans its first U.S. hydrogen-fueling station
Linde LLC, a gases and engineering company with locations in Murray Hill and New Providence, plans to open its first hydrogen fueling station in the U.S., it said Monday.
Read More »NRG Energy purchases solar customer-acquisition company
NRG Energy, Inc., announced Thursday that it has purchased Pure Energies Group, Inc., a web-based customer acquisition company that specializes in the residential solar industry.
Read More »Hillsborough alternative-fuel firm names acting CEO
Alternative-fuel company Primus Green Energy, Inc., announced Tuesday that its chief operating officer, Sam Golan, has been promoted to acting chief executive officer.
Read More »Panasonic unit completes California solar projects
Panasonic Enterprise Solutions Company has completed nine California solar projects in conjunction with Coronal Group LLC, it announced Friday.
Read More »PSEG begins work to build solar farm on N.J. landfill
Public Service Electric and Gas announced Wednesday that it has started constructing a solar farm on the Parklands Landfill.
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Some real solar flare Complex in Annandale features true zero-utility units
For Richard Meurer, it was a personal project that led to the founding of not one, but two companies.
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Meet Christine Ballard, one of the NJBIZ Forty Under 40 TM Associates engineer at forefront of many post-Sandy infrastructure efforts
Water may flow out of faucets to fill up our glasses, our bathtubs and our recreational activity calendar — but it is never a given. “People don't respect water enough because it's so cheap,” said Christine Ballard, an engineer with T&M Associates.
Read More »Covanta begins construction on 640M Irish project
Covanta Holding Corporation announced Friday that it has begun construction on an energy-from-waste facility in Dublin, Ireland.
Read More »Summit’s ‘big challenge’ Make sustainability appealing to small business Spotlight on Small Business Sustainability
Treat energy like milk. Understand that these are both commodities that fluctuate in price. Produce energy or milk when the cost is high and there's money to be made from it.
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