Offshore wind could bring thousands of jobs and $700M to N.J., report says
MICHAEL SOL WARREN / NJ.COM - Thousands of new jobs could be coming to the Jersey Shore, if the Garden State can get its offshore wind industry off the ground [go to article]
Are New Jersey motorists switching to electric vehicles?
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - Like most other states in the Northeast, New Jersey is looking to clamp down on global-warming emissions [go to article]
More job losses last year for New Jersey’s solar sector, report asserts
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - New Jersey’s solar sector shed 10 percent of its jobs last year, reflecting a nationwide trend of declining employment [go to article]
Opinion: Transforming the garden state into the pipeline state
KIM KELLY / ALJAZEERA - Whenever someone asks me where I'm from, I tell them, "I'm from the most beautiful place you've [go to article]
How nuclear power will impact NJ’s clean energy future
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - One of the big unanswered policy questions as state officials finalize a new energy master plan (EMP) is how big a factor nuclear power [go to article]
Revised nuclear subsidy bill appears back on legislative track
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - A bill to provide subsidies to New Jersey's nuclear power plants appeared to get back on legislative track yesterday with the addition [go to article]
Hunterdon files in federal court against PennEast Pipeline
TAPINTO.NET - Hunterdon County has filed in Federal Court to oppose the PennEast pipeline. The proposed $1 billion PennEast pipeline [go to article]
NJ’s giant new wind turbines reinventing renewable energy
PRESS OF ATLANTIC CITY - Gov. Phil Murphy has been praised for quickly launching offshore wind energy in New Jersey, and his predecessor Chris Christie [go to article]
Opposition grows towards Meadowlands power plant proposal
SCOTT FALLON / NORTHJERSEY.COM - Several towns near the site of a proposed gas-fired power plant in the Meadowlands have passed resolutions in recent weeks [go to article]
Permits issued for controversial power plant
CAITLIN MOTA / NJ.COM - A controversial plan to build a gas-fired power plant in North Bergen has been issued its first set of permits from the state [go to article]
