Millions of gallons of raw — in some cases, untreated — sewage poured into New Jersey rivers, canals and lakes during Hurricane Sandy.
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Ready for lift off Schindler Elevator feels its technology has it primed for growth
Schindler Elevator Corp. is a $10 billion international company with its U.S. headquarters in Morristown. As one of the big four in its sector, it installs, maintains and repairs both elevators and escalators.
Read More »NJR unit builds 16 megawatts’ worth of solar installations
New Jersey Resources subsidiary NJR Clean Energy Ventures announced Friday that it has completed a pair of solar installations in the state.
Read More »South Jersey Industries declares quarterly dividend
Folsom-based South Jersey Industries declared its regular quarterly dividend for the first quarter of 2015 on Monday.
Read More »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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