In 2004, Tom Pollock saw the light. Technically, Pollock, then CEO of Freehold’s Trinity Heating and Air Inc., recognized solar power’s potential in the 1980s when he was selling solar hot water. “We thought, ‘Gee, if they could ever do this for electricity, instead of just water, this would be a great thing,'” he said. ...

Gov. Chris Christie's nominee for a vacant seat on the Board of Public Utilities would bring to the job years of municipal utility experience and plenty of tough questions for the state's second-largest utility, Jersey Central Power & Light.

If all goes well, renewable offshore wind energy could power a substantial part of the New Jersey coastline by 2013. The latest energy master plan, finalized by the Chris Christie administration Tuesday, supports the potential for offshore wind development, but the Board of Public Utilities requires a year’s worth of actual wind...

Reaction to Gov. Chris Christie's final energy master plan draft was mixed, but solar industry advocates endorsed the changes to the plan intended to stabilize the market for a key incentive.

The solar industry has been here before.

Gov. Chris Christie called the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative a "failure" when he announced in May that New Jersey would pull out from the 10-state pollution-reduction pact. 

With all of the new lighting technologies becoming available, working in the lighting industry is a lot like being a teacher these days.