AvalonBay adds rooftop solar at Boonton apartments
AvalonBay added a 747-kW rooftop solar system at its Boonton apartments with installation from PowerLutions, cutting emissions and boosting clean energy use.
Newark Liberty to expand solar energy project
Newark Liberty International Airport plans a major solar expansion adding 5 megawatts of renewable energy capacity.
BESS drives NJ renewable energy storage growth
Battery energy storage systems drive renewable growth as New Jersey invests $2B in BESS projects to boost capacity and grid reliability.
NJ nuclear expansion signals long-term energy shift
After lifting a decades-old barrier, New Jersey focuses on long-term energy growth, lower costs and next-generation nuclear development.
NJBPU, Rutgers launch utility rates workforce program
The partners will launch a certificate program with paid fellowships to train ratemaking professionals and support New Jersey energy goals.
New law expands NJ energy storage incentives, extends deadline
Signed by Gov. Mikie Sherrill March 24, the measure also extends the deadline to apply for the Garden State Energy Storage Program, while aiming to boost capacity, cut costs, and improve grid reliability.
Cape May County, Waga Energy partner on landfill RNG
Cape May County teams with Waga Energy to convert landfill gas into renewable natural gas, cutting emissions and supporting local energy needs.
New Jersey community solar expansion largest in US
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities' 3,000-MW community solar expansion is the largest nationwide and will boost battery storage, clean energy and in-state power generation.
NJBPU returns to full board with two new commissioners
Emma Rebhorn and Joseph Coviello join the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, filling vacancies and restoring a full five-member board in 2026.
Solstice to expand US uranium conversion output by 20%
Honeywell spinoff Solstice Advanced Materials plans to increase UF6 production at its Illinois facility to meet rising nuclear energy demand.
NJEDA awards Rutgers $13M to pilot hydrogen trucks in Newark
Rutgers CAIT will introduces six vehicles at Port Newark to test clean transportation and boost supply-chain efficiency, working with PSEG, the Center for Transportation and the Environment, Hyundai Motor Co., and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
New Jersey releases 2024 energy master plan (updated)
As it prepares to leave office, the Murphy administration is outlining clean energy goals, grid upgrades and affordability measures as critics question expenses and timing.
















