BPU urged to delve into cost impacts of energy plan
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - The final public hearing on a draft energy master plan for New Jersey closed yesterday with more questions than answers amid complaints [go to article]
New York Harbor pipeline fight escalates as feds near approval deadline
ROSEMARY MISDARY / AM NEW YORK - Local environmental groups are intensifying their two-year-long fight to stop a controversial pipeline carrying fracked gas [go to article]
The Northeast U.S. has a carbon-trading system. It is boosting, not hurting, state economies.
DAVID ROBERTS / VOX - When climate hawks fantasize about climate policy, they tend to imagine a sweeping, economy-wide carbon tax, set at a high and rising rate [go to article]
Opinion: We’ll fight the Trump administration’s assault on clean energy
BRIAN FROSH / THE HILL - As attorneys general, my colleagues Lisa Madigan of Illinois, Karl Racine of the District of Columbia, Matt Denn of Delaware and Gurbir Grewal of New Jersey [go to article]
Good news for offshore wind: Both gubernatorial candidates back it
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - For the first time in years, offshore wind projects may be a realistic part [go to article]
Editorial: Will Murphy save us from PSEG’s outrageous nuke subsidy?
TOM MORAN / STAR-LEDGER - Gov. Phil Murphy will soon receive his first truly awful bill from the Legislature, a rush job that provides for a subsidy of $300 million a year [go to article]
AG rejects PennEast offers for easements on protected lands
JON HURDLE / NJ SPOTLIGHT - New Jersey rejected offers of compensation from the PennEast Pipeline Co. for the right to build its line through [go to article]
Meadowlands mayors to proposed power plant: We don’t want you
SCOTT FALLON / NORTHJERSEY.COM - Leaders from almost all the towns in the Meadowlands have called on Gov. Phil Murphy to block plans to build a large [go to article]
Working with private sector to torque up municipal energy systems
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - The state is aiming to promote private-sector investment in energy-related projects at government-owned facilities [go to article]
State takes first tentative steps toward energy efficiency standard
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - The state is getting more serious about conserving how much gas and electricity its residents and businesses use [go to article]
