PSEGUnits are key to Murphy’s clean-energy initiatives, but critics raise concerns about PSEG’s timetable, which would keep plans in service for 80 years
PSEGUnits are key to Murphy’s clean-energy initiatives, but critics raise concerns about PSEG’s timetable, which would keep plans in service for 80 years
(Edwin J. Torres/NJ Governor’s Office)The state has stumbled in pursuing the plan’s key interim goals

State lawmakers are considering legislation that would entrench our aging fossil fuel system further

(Edwin J. Torres/Governor's Office)Agency trims clean-energy onramp by 15 years, targeting 2015 rather than 2050

Murphy administration’s aggressive clean-energy push a negative factor?
(Edwin J. Torres/NJ Governor’s Office; CC BY-NC 2.0)New report from state DEP doubles down on electrifying transportation and building sectors, among other ambitious goals

Legislative approval is a must for a policy that will bring sweeping and costly changes to the state
(AP Photo/Matt Rourke)As the campaign season starts, a look at the cards held by Democrats and Republicans

Three-year $2.5 billion project would replace 1,000 miles of aging pipes
(Edwin J. Torres/NJ Governor’s Office; CC BY-NC 2.0)Latest delay highlights bumpy road administration faces trying to reach governor’s clean-energy future

Johnson & Johnson says it will no longer sell personal care products in Russia
(NJ Spotlight News)The NJ PACT reforms are part of Phil Murphy’s plan to achieve 100% clean energy by 2050.

The Murphy administration is drawing a line in the sand against climate change by taking steps through the Energy Master Plan to achieve a goal ...

The president of Atlantic City Electric, Gary Stockbridge, spoke with NJTV News Correspondent Joanna Gagis.

Advocates and some lawmakers say Murphy's plan doesn’t go far enough to wean the state from the fossil fuels that have been linked to global ...

Environmentalists rallied outside the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities hearing on Energy Master Plan. They say the plan doesn't do enough to address the ...

Gov. Murphy has proposed an ambitious energy plan, but the rollout of clean energy will be costly.

The plan’s just a draft. There will be public hearings before it’s adopted.

Murphy’s ultimate goal: making New Jersey’s energy sources 100% renewable by 2050. Environmental advocates say that should include a moratorium on new fossil fuel infrastructure.