Energy equity: Bringing solar power to low-income communities
MARIA GALLUCCI / YALE ENVIRONMENT 360 - Isbel “Izzy” Palans lives in a small cabin nestled among mountain peaks and towering trees in the Colorado Rockies [go to article]
Majority of New Jersey residents support wind farms, poll finds
AVALON ZOPPO / PRESS OF ATLANTIC CITY - Two-thirds of New Jersey residents are in favor of building wind energy off the state's coast, a Monmouth University poll [go to article]
Another utility wants to spend big on pipeline, other projects
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - New Jersey Natural Gas is back before regulators seeking to boost its rates by $128.2 million annually, an increase that could cost [go to article]
Rate Counsel opposes PSE&G’s $2.78 billion energy-efficiency filing
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - The New Jersey Division of Rate Counsel is urging the state to reject a $2.78 billion proposal by Public Service Electric & Gas to invest [go to article]
The beginning of a new era as Oyster Creek begins decommissioning process
RHONDA SCHAFFLER / NJTV NEWS - The Oyster Creek Nuclear Plant has been a fixture in Lacey Township for nearly five decades. The plant went online in 1969 [go to article]
Debate over necessity of Williams Transco compressor station project continues
JENNIFER AMATO / CENTRALJERSEY.COM - The debate over the necessity of a natural gas compressor station in central New Jersey continued on March 18 [go to article]
Gas pipeline would ‘rip up the clam beds’ in N.J. for New Yorkers’ sake,...
STEVE STRUNSKY / NJ.COM - Richard Isaksen has been clamming and crabbing in Raritan Bay and fishing lower New York Bay for 50 of his 63 years [go to article]
Coalition gets antsy, urges rebate program for electric vehicles
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - Hoping to jump-start the state’s efforts to electrify its transportation system, a coalition of organizations is urging [go to article]
PSE&G wants to spend almost $900m on resiliency of natural-gas network
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - Public Service Electric & Gas plans to add 14 gas pipelines to its grid to safeguard against curtailments in interstate shipments [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]
