New Jersey Board of Public Utilities

Next week is an important one for the Garden State, as Gov. Murphy delivers his first budget address.

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

The Labor & Workforce Development says data shows the New Jersey economy lost 6,300 jobs last month.

Kim Guadagno says Phil Murphy is walking back on campaign promises, calling out his plan to raise taxes by more than a billion dollars. Storms, of the weather kind, are brewing and the state's got big ...

The shore town is among those studying the feasibility of building a microgrid.

PSE&G owns a solar farm at the Meadowlands and wants 10 more like it. The company needs approval from the NJ BPU.

The names of those with knowledge of the infamous “traffic troubles in Fort Lee” but not charged in the Bridgegate debacle remain under wraps. Until June at the earliest. The starting gun on the ...

Twice blocked by the BPU and rejected by the appellate court, offshore wind developer Fishermen's Energy hopes to get its day in top court.

Digging out again. New Jersey deals with another snowstorm. A powerful U.S. senator wants the federal government to investigate those lane closings on the George Washington Bridge. And the rush is on ...

Verizon Chief Sustainability Officer James Gowen says $20 million of the $100 million Verizon has spent on green energy initiatives has gone to the facility in Basking Ridge.

Millions of dollars for homeless hurricane victims. A shakeup for Assembly Democrats. A battle over the minimum wage. And a power grid for the future.

Back in February of 2013, PSE&G put out a proposal for 3.9 billion dollars to finance their Energy Strong Project. The Director of AARP Jim Dieterle said that he thinks that the Board of Public ...

PSE&G President and COO Ralph LaRossa discusses the $3.9 billion in upgrades the utility has proposed. He says customers' bills will remain flat while the upgrades will give the company better ...

The debate rages on about New Jersey’s power system and whether the needs to reinvest in new technology.

New Jersey Board of Public Utilities President Bob Hanna says since the debacles of Tropical Storm Irene and the October snowstorm last year, the state's electric utilities have shown signs of ...