Advocates push clean energy as key to keeping NJ utility bills low

Municipalities haven’t rallied around the bill, and the Trump administration is strongly opposed

The bill is set to end several energy-related tax credits

New Jersey is particularly vulnerable to sea-level rise, an effect of human-driven climate change

That’s double the number of EVs registered in the state at the end of 2020

Biden administration announces $250M grant to NJ and three other states to build charging stations for electric trucks

More rapid erosion is forcing officials to consider alternatives

NJ leaders are attempting to transition to 100% clean energy by 2050

Majority said they still see health benefits in EV goals for 2035

The argument has been revived by a recent study on plastic consumption in NJ

Lawsuits will only increase expenses and create obstacles for a clean-energy future

The Clean Energy Act of 2023 is facing pushback from dirty industries that stand to profit from keeping NJ hooked on fossil fuels

Utility originally asked for $2.5B. Scaled-back proposal should let it swap out 400 miles of cast iron and steel pipe

Interview: Shawn LaTourette, Department of Environmental Protection commissioner

New report from state DEP doubles down on electrifying transportation and building sectors, among other ambitious goals

New Jersey is the first state to require climate change be taught across the curriculum, not just in science

BPU president is adamant that no mandates are involved

Gas stoves, fall elections and regulatory challenges impede the way