Another regional initiative, this one for zero-emission vehicles
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - The Christie administration shunned regional collaborations with neighboring states to fight climate change [go to article]
Opinion: Will N.J. be a hub or a bust for wind turbines?
DAN FATTON and JOHN SHINN - The landmark 2010 Offshore Wind Economic Development Act should have made New Jersey [go to article]
Rebooting New Jersey offshore wind: What it will take
MARK DEL FRANCO / NORTH AMERICAN WINDPOWER - New Jersey was an early entrant among states to offshore wind. As early as 2005, the state [go to article]
Oyster Creek nuclear plant in N.J. may close before planned 2019 shutdown
PHIL GREGORY / WHYY NEWSWORKS - The Oyster Creek nuclear power plant in Ocean County, New Jersey, may be shut down a bit sooner than scheduled [go to article]
Murphy or Guadagno: There’s likely RGGI in New Jersey’s future
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - No matter who wins next month’s gubernatorial election, it is a near certainty New Jersey will [go to article]
Getting to 2030 renewable levels without going broke
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - New Jersey can rely on renewable energy to produce one-third of its electricity by 2030 while essentially [go to article]
The most effective clean energy policy gets the least love
DAVID ROBERTS / VOX - Back in the 1990s and 2000s, when Democrats had more power in state governments, 29 states [go to article]
Will Trump administration give PSEG – and other utilities – nuclear subsidies?
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - The Trump administration is proposing to bolster the fortunes of coal and nuclear power plants [go to article]
Wastewater for electricity: South Jersey utility in swap deal with trash-to-energy plant
ANDREW MAYKUTH / PHILLY.COM - Camden County is putting its waste to work on overtime. The Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority, the agency that treats [go to article]
New Jersey’s solar sector is thriving: Now let’s fix it
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - By almost any measure, New Jersey’s solar sector is thriving, but that isn’t preventing [go to article]
