New Jersey’s Division of Rate Counsel announced it is moving its offices from Newark to Trenton, effective today, in a bid to centralize operations.
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Energy
Storms have utilities set to spend big in coming months
New Jersey utilities will spend several hundred million dollars this year to improve infrastructure, proceeding with planned upgrades while regulators sort through rate hike requests submitted to cover past projects.
Read More »Moorestown energy company gets deal with Calif. authority
North American Power Partners, a Moorestown-based energy service company, has signed a three-year agreement with the Southern California Public Power Authority to design and provide demand response programs to its members, according to a news release.
Read More »Solar panelists decry flagging political support for renewable power
New Jersey's solar industry weathered Hurricane Sandy in relatively good shape, but renewable energy advocates say the hard work has just begun.
Read More »JCPL safety program part of post-Sandy upgrade
Jersey Central Power & Light Co. announced it's conducting a new electrical safety training program for emergency personnel, part of an initiative to upgrade such plans in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and prior storms.
Read More »Nautilus Solar opens West Coast office
Summit-based Nautilus Solar Energy LLC announced Monday the opening of a San Diego office to serve as its base of operations for the West Coast solar market.
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Transmission bill a signal on which way wind is blowing
A bill before the state Senate could help make a highly publicized offshore electric transmission line a reality, but the proposal is raising plenty of questions — both about New Jersey's wind energy future and the potential cost to ratepayers.
Read More »Solar slips, but still on growth track in N.J.
New Jersey slipped one spot in its nationwide ranking for solar capacity in 2012, as growth cooled amid an expanding national market, a new report shows.
Read More »BPU awards 5 million in energy-efficiency rebates
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities doled more than $5 million in energy-efficiency rebates this week to eight facilities, spanning business, education and health care.
Read More »Honeywell to upgrade efficiency for Puerto Rican sewer authority
Honeywell International Inc., of Morris Township, on Thursday announced an agreement to upgrade wastewater treatment plants for the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, which serves more than 97 percent of Puerto Rico’s businesses and 3.7 million residents.
Read More »Jersey City solar firm attracts investor for six projects
NewWorld Environmental Infrastructure L.P., of New York, announced today it has invested in a six-project, 11.6-megawatt solar photovoltaic electricity production project portfolio developed by Soltage LLC, of Jersey City.
Read More »Liberated acquires patent for rooftop wind device
Alternative energy company Liberated Energy Inc., of Marlton, announced Wednesday it has acquired the patent rights from Perpetual Wind Power Corp. to its ridgeline roof wind device. Terms were not disclosed.
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