Business and labor organizations widely supported the legislation

Sponsor of measure promoting renewable gas to heat homes says bill needs work

‘We’re not coming for your gas stove,’ utility chief says as regulators push voluntary programs

Board promises safeguards for consumer costs, marine mammals

Residents will pay on average anywhere from $21 to $31 more a month - depending on the utility

Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to sign measure extending grace period for nonpayment of bills through March 15

Thousands of pandemic-stricken utility customers are still struggling to pay bills

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Three days after water tested positive for the presence of E. coli, SUEZ water notified residents of Jersey City. The utility says the delay was ...

Board of Public Utilities and other stakeholders convene to address the future of the state's solar industry and market.

Instead of trying to upgrade the crumbling water infrastructure on its own, Bayonne forged a 40-year partnership contract with $150 million in up-front financing from ...

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? ...

LIVE STREAM AT 6 P.M.: Insider trading by people way outside. The justice department busts a ring that raked in a fortune off stolen press ...

Environmental groups called for the use of clean energy resources at the Board of Public Utilities first public hearing on New Jersey's Energy Master Plan.

BPU may decide three-year-old rate case involving state's second-largest utility this week.

Group argues state consistently collects more subsidies than it can spend, which leads to money being diverted to fill budget holes.

Legislation would establish clean energy credit to be applied against societal benefits charge.

Good news: The Garden State's power grid can stand up to peak demand. Bad news: Keeping the lights on will cost consumers $5 billion over ...

With more than $400 million already diverted from the fund, proposal to extend benefits sparks dispute.