Williams withdraws, will resubmit permit applications for Transco pipeline enhancement
BOB MAKIN / MYCENTRALJERSEY.COM - Williams on Friday withdrew three of four permit applications for the proposed 26.8-mile Northeast Supply Enhancement [go to article]
Picking up the pace on electric vehicles – and charging stations – in NJ
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - A new consensus bill to accelerate adoption of plug-in electric vehicles could end gridlock over how to electrify the transportation [go to article]
How best to bring offshore wind power to New Jersey
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - With New Jersey poised to build enough offshore wind capacity to provide power to up to 2 million households annually [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]
Three state agencies challenge PennEast’s effort to overturn adverse court ruling on pipeline
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - New Jersey is opposing efforts by the PennEast Pipeline Company to have a federal agency reverse a court ruling blocking [go to article]
Environmental group appeals DEP permit for proposed LNG export terminal on Delaware River
KIM MULFORD / COURIER POST - An environmental group fighting a proposed liquefied natural gas export terminal along the Delaware River [go to article]
New Jersey is home to the country’s largest floating solar array
BILLY LUDT / SOLAR POWER WORLD - Ciel & Terre USA, floating solar power systems providers, in conjunction with Solar Renewable Energy [go to article]
Shore town approves N.J.’s largest solar farm on Superfund site
JUSTIN AUCIELLO / WHYY - A sprawling solar farm could soon become operational on an Ocean County Superfund site that’s roughly the size of Hoboken [go to article]
Power On, Off
BILL BARLOW / CAPE MAY COUNTY HERALD - Cape May County’s only power plant was decommissioned May 1. Perched on the edge of the Great Egg Harbor Bay [go to article]
Rate Counsel faults new solar subsidies for not reducing costs to utility customers
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - The Division of Rate Counsel is advising regulatory officials that a new proposal to reduce subsidies utility customers pay to promote solar [go to article]
