Financial assistance from Washington could result in refunds for utility customers

As state goals for offshore wind continue to increase, so do the costs. Some say economic and financial uncertainties will be less costly in a ...

Poll finds that 70% of NJ residents believe climate change poses a threat

Interest rates for many loans will likely go higher

Governors of New Jersey, New York and Connecticut agree on how to divide $14 billion in COVID-19 transit aid

Commissioners criticized the enabling statute which didn’t let them award a smaller subsidy. They want that amended.

The Board of Public Utilities voted 4-1 to approve the bailout at a packed meeting Thursday in the State House annex.

Morris Energy Group files complaint with Federal Energy Regulatory Commission claiming affiliates discriminated against competitors, drove up consumer prices.

Insiders worry that without timely construction of transmission line through Highlands, power reliability will be a major issue by 2012.

With the filing of an Early Site Permit, NJ energy giant takes a small first step in what could be a 13-year, $15 billion journey.

PSE&G and NRG Energy are exploring what it would take to build the infrastructure for plug-in electric vehicles, a step that could energize the New ...

Talk turns to legacy as even interest-group allies acknowledge budget realities.