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Utilities aren't the only ones facing questions about power outages.
Read More »Surviving the next Sandy
After successive winter storms left thousands of New Jerseyans without power for extended periods, residents could be forgiven for asking: Have we made any progress in bolstering the state's power grid in the six years since Superstorm Sandy?
Read More »Solar energy may see sunnier days ahead
Kyle Rawlings’ face lit up when Gov. Phil Murphy committed to expanding solar-energy generation in New Jersey, but the CEO of Flemington-based Advanced Solar Products knows some clouds still linger on the industry horizon.
Read More »A 180 on wind
The political winds have shifted in New Jersey, and that might get some turbines turning.
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Read More »More than 207,000 NJ homes, businesses without power
More than 207,000 New Jersey homes and businesses were without power by midday Thursday as a result of Wednesday's snowstorm.
Read More »Horizon, PSEG spent most on lobbying last year
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey spent the most on lobbying activity in 2017, with $2.5 million in total spending for a 224 percent leap from the previous year.
Read More »More than 30,000 New Jersey homes, businesses lose power in Wednesday storm
More than 30,000 homes and businesses have lost power in New Jersey amid yet another winter storm.
Read More »Landowner takes fight to PennEast over pipeline proposal
In her recent letter to the editor (NJBIZ, Feb. 5, Page 23), Pamela Witmer, vice president of government relations with UGI , said her company “had advised landowners to reach an agreement now,” so PennEast can proceed with putting fracked gas through my land.
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