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.
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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.
Read More »Izzo named to Williams board of directors
Williams, an energy infrastructure company in Tulsa, Okla., announced Monday that Ralph Izzo, president and CEO of Public Service Enterprise Group, has been elected to the company's board of directors.
Read More »Alquimi Solar acquired by Fla. energy developer
St. Cloud, Fla.-based RenuEn Corp. a renewable energy developer, announced Thursday it acquired Alquimi Solar, a Saddle Brook-based solar development company. Terms were not disclosed.
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NRG Energy bringing 100-kilowatt solar system to Haiti hospital
Princeton-based NRG Energy announced it is installing an advanced solar power system at Hospital Bernard Mevs, in Port-au-Prince, as it continues its effort to provide reliable energy to Haiti.
Read More »Atlantic City Electric seeks higher distribution charge
Atlantic City Electric, in the Mays Landing section of Hamilton, announced Monday it had asked the Board of Public Utilities to adjust several pass-through charges that appear on customers’ bills to address the increased cost of long-term power purchase contracts with non-utility generators.
Read More »JCPL seeks rate increase as it rebuilds from Sandy
Jersey Central Power & Light, in Morristown, on Friday filed a rate request to recover costs associated with rebuilding its electrical infrastructure following Hurricane Sandy.
Read More »JCPL will invest 200M to expand, strengthen N.J. infrastructure
Jersey Central Power & Light announced Thursday it plans to invest nearly $200 million this year to expand and strengthen its existing infrastructure in northern and central New Jersey, and continue rebuilding efforts in communities damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
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PSEG’s high-powered upgrade plan has business divided
Public Service Electric & Gas' announcement Wednesday that it hopes to spend some $3.9 billion to upgrade its electric and gas infrastructure over the next 10 years caused quick and passionate responses from various corners of the business community.
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PSEG aims to spend 4B on infrastructure improvements
PSE&G today proposed investing $3.9 billion over the next 10 years as it works to safeguard its electric and gas infrastructure following damage from Hurricanes Irene and Sandy.
Read More »N.J. Super Bowl team was planning for blackouts ahead of New Orleans power loss
Ensuring the strength of the region’s power grid has long been a key focus for planners of the 2014 Super Bowl.
Read More »Experts Clean energy goals still a priority, post-Sandy
“It’s not really an either/or decision,” said Thomas J. Massaro, vice president of marketing and business intelligence at New Jersey Natural Gas. “We’re doing both of these in parallel.”Massaro was one of four panelists tackling the question of whether clean energy can become a major driver in New Jersey’s economy. The forum, held at The ...
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