(AP Photo/Wayne Parry, File)Transco developer wants exemption that would allow harm to whales, other wildlife during construction
(AP Photo/Wayne Parry, File)Transco developer wants exemption that would allow harm to whales, other wildlife during construction

Environmental coalition argued FERC ignored potential harms of Regional Energy Access Expansion project
(AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)Not all FERC commissioners were on board, but clean-energy groups hailed the move
(AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)Eight states are challenging federal agency’s approval of Transco natural gas project
FirstEnergy Corp. via Creative Commons CC BY ND 2.0Utility spent ratepayer money on lobbying, other expenses

The Department of Environmental Protection held a public hearing concerning the proposed expansion of an existing compressor station for a Transco pipeline purportedly to meet ...

Environmentalists say pipeline construction could stir up sediments and disrupt the ecosystem and commercial fishing out on the bay.

The New Jersey Division of the Rate Counsel, with its economic consultants, says PennEast Pipeline is making up the need for a new pipeline.

The governor squelches speculation Trump might ask him to leave office early. Even as he leaves the door open. Will he serve out his term? ...

A report by the Goodman Group found that claims of economic benefits from the PennEast Pipeline were inaccurate. The study was commissioned by the New ...

It's time for open enrollment for Obamacare. After its rocky start, there are now more insured with better coverage at a higher cost. The Secretary ...

PSE&G President and COO Ralph LaRossa discusses the $3.9 billion in upgrades the utility has proposed. He says customers' bills will remain flat while the ...

The debate rages on about New Jersey’s power system and whether the needs to reinvest in new technology.

Work has begun on Spectra Energy's 20-mile natural gas pipeline that will wind through Bayonne, Jersey City and off shore Hoboken. Critics say this route ...

Jerramiah Healy said New York residents would reap the benefits of Spectra Energy’s proposed pipeline while Jersey City incurs the risks.