Fred FastiggiWe're all paying for one industry to use huge amounts of electricity, and lawmakers and regulators have the ability to relieve that burden
Fred FastiggiWe're all paying for one industry to use huge amounts of electricity, and lawmakers and regulators have the ability to relieve that burden
(NJ Spotlight News)Four utilities must disclose how they intend to rein in energy costs that soared 20% in June

Bills seek to require more energy production and storage
(NJ Spotlight News)Lawmakers consider the growing energy demands — and costs — of artificial intelligence
(NJ Spotlight News)After June 1, the average NJ resident will spend an additional $22-$28 per month
(NJ Spotlight News)Prices are set to rise in June; state officials cite grid issues, increased demand

Parts of Newark, Elizabeth can be up to 10 degrees hotter than suburban, rural communities
(peretzp via Creative Commons CC BY-SA 2.0)Rate counsel wants to review books before agreeing to $300M annual subsidy for PSEG’s three South Jersey nuclear plants
(Eric Herchaft, Pool Photo via AP)It’s time for immediate planning and coordinating, study says

A standing room only crowd of witnesses argued the pros and cons for hours over a deeply controversial bill that would make ratepayers subsidize PSEG’s ...

PSEG's Ralph Izzo told a joint legislative committee he’ll shut down the utility’s three New Jersey nuclear power plants unless PSEG gets millions in ratepayer ...

With everyone wanting to run their air conditioners on a hot day like today, the electrical grid to which New Jersey's power companies connect can ...

Suppliers keep up with demand, while debate heats up over need for Highlands transmission lines.

Rate increases likely as utility turns focus to construction of the eastern segment of the project.

Bill sponsors and solar advocates acknowledge the difficulty of creating practical approach to what seems like a slam-dunk solution.