Folsom-based South Jersey Industries declared its regular quarterly dividend for the first quarter of 2015 on Monday.
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Energy
Fort Lee-based power-equipment maker acquires Connecticut company
Pioneer Power Solutions, a Fort Lee-based manufacturer of electrical power generation equipment, announced Thursday that it had acquired a Connecticut-based Harmonics Holdings Inc.
Read More »Hillsborough infrastructure company appoints EVPgeneral counsel
Natural Systems Utilities LLC, a technology infrastructure development company, announced Friday that Jonathan C. Kaledin has joined the company as executive vice president/general counsel.
Read More »MISTRAS Group awarded So. Jersey contract by PSEG Nuclear
Asset protection provider MISTRAS Group Inc., through its Power Generation Group, announced Wednesday that it has signed a contract with PSEG Nuclear to provide inspection services in support of both refueling outages and online activities in South Jersey.
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PSEG building a better social infrastructure, too
A Facebook fan group was created for the state's largest utility a couple of years ago.
Its name: “I Hate PSEG.”
NRG is there for those eager to go off the energy grid
Among its many grand aspirations, Princeton-based NRG Energy is after the title of the nation's largest residential solar company.
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Enough energy to power a small island
When a company must take a perilous weeklong boat journey off the coast of Africa to see its products in use, the far-reaching effect of the business is fairly evident.
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Coming to terms The New Jersey Energy Resilience Bank making it easier to get Sandy loans
Millions of gallons of raw — in some cases, untreated — sewage poured into New Jersey rivers, canals and lakes during Hurricane Sandy.
Read More »Linden gas and oil terminal now under one owner
A San Antonio-based terminal operator has purchased the portion of a Linden refined products terminal that it did not already own, it said Friday.
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Lockheed Martin selects Marotta Controls to develop power conversion units for missiles
Marotta Controls on Friday announced that Lockheed Martin has selected the Montville-based technology company to develop multiple power conversion units for the Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile.
Read More »Wave energy company names new CEO
Pennington-based wave energy technology company Ocean Power Technologies Inc. announced Monday that it has named a new CEO and president, effective Jan. 20.
Read More »Covanta will have new CEO starting in March
Morristown-based energy-from-waste company Covanta Holding Corporation announced Monday that its CEO and president is stepping down in March, with a former Air Products and Chemicals Inc. executive taking over.
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