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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.
New Jersey electricity rates largely stable after BGS auction
The results of the Basic Generation Service auction will bring slight changes for some, with mixed changes across utilities.
NJ winter storm prompts Sherrill warning, utility prep (updated)
A major New Jersey winter storm could bring 6 to 18 inches of snow and ice as Gov. Mikie Sherrill and utilities prepare for severe weather.
JCP&L upgrades Monmouth County power grid
The FirstEnergy Corp. electric company is investing $1.6 million in infrastructure modernization, improving reliability for 11,000 customers and reducing outages.
JCP&L invests $108M to upgrade Ocean County power grid
Driven by explosive population growth, the First Energy electric utility will expand and modernize the equipment to meet rising demand with major updates planned through 2028.
Auction prices spike — what does it mean for NJ energy bills? (updated)
While PJM Interconnection's annual process raised capacity costs again, New Jersey utilities say the impact on electric bills will be smaller than last year’s increase.
NJBPU approves summer energy bill relief amid rate hikes
All four major utility companies will participate in the plan that will defer $60 total from residents' payments during the high-usage months.
Electric bill increases due for NJ customers
New Jersey’s 24th annual electricity auction for Basic Generation Service produced winning prices that will result in increases for all four regulated Electric Distribution Companies in the state.
FirstEnergy shakeup as JCP&L President Fakult retires
President Jim Fakult will stay on through the summer as Doug Mokoid transitions into the leadership role.
NJ Natural Gas, JCP&L propose $1.45B in energy-efficiency program expansions
New Jersey Natural Gas wants to launch the next generation of its Savegreen program, while JCP&L aims to continue several core programs as well as introduce new offerings for residents and businesses.
NJ utilities plan multimillion-dollar investments
JCP&L of Holmdel and Newark-based PSE&G have submitted proposals with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities aimed at strengthening infrastructure and improving upon clean-energy efficiency.
JCP&L transitioning from educational program to paid training
The FirstEnergy Corp. subsidiary is moving away from its Power Systems Institute, a two-year educational course it has offered since 2000.
