(AP Photo/Matt Rourke)Lawmakers want to regulate large data centers, examine ocean wave power, establish new nuclear commission
(AP Photo/Matt Rourke)Lawmakers want to regulate large data centers, examine ocean wave power, establish new nuclear commission
(Steve Buissinne via Pixabay)Legislation that would speed clean energy and shut down fossil fuels pulled from committee by sponsor, ‘not ready for prime time’
(AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)A key legislative committee is set to take up a funding bill in January
(Amanda Brown)Fiordaliso spearheaded the push to cleaner energy in New Jersey

Some advocates say more focus needed on communities of color, low income
Solar LandscapePlus, promoting solar industry jobs to high schoolers

Once it starts operating, the solar farm will power up to 700 homes in Burlington, Camden and Mercer counties with clean energy.

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

Gov. Murphy has proposed an ambitious energy plan, but the rollout of clean energy will be costly.

The plan’s just a draft. There will be public hearings before it’s adopted.

Solar storage projects are being tested to solve the problem of the sun's limits as a source. In these systems, solar energy is used to ...

The Board of Public Utilities opened the process to get ideas from stakeholders to replace the incentive program with the goals of holding down solar ...

A key race. A Democrat gathers endorsements in her effort to unseat a 12 term Republican Congressman. Analysts think, he's vulnerable. Today is the second ...

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

Amazon unveiled the largest solar field in the state at its Carteret facility while other companies follow suit.

New Jersey voters go the polls but the governor tells them to come back again in two months. We’ll you about the special election to ...

President and COO Ralph LaRossa, of PSE&G, says utility's focus is on direct installations, especially on landfills and brownfields.

PSE&G converting once-contaminated location of coal-gas facility into 1.3-megawatt solar farm.

In spite of state’s best efforts, only a small percentage of electric customers pay the premium for wind, solar and hydro generation.

Advocates hail proposed legislation as boon to green economy; opponents express concern about cost to ratepayers.