Board of Public Utilities

Electric companies’ response to storm emergencies gets a double-dose of attention from state government Thursday from regulators and lawmakers.

State energy regulators are reviewing the state's solar market, with the credits used to subside projects at risk of a financial crash.

Gov. Chris Christie hasn’t taken a position on a high-voltage transmission line proposed for Monmouth County but said a balance must be struck to upgrade system reliability.

The Board of Public Utilities said Wednesday that it is considering a request to add a new area code.

New Jersey is behind much of the nation regarding the technology in place to monitor homeowners' utility usage.

Dozens of New Jersey schools have tested positive for the contamination.

Replacing appliances or business equipment destroyed by Superstorm Sandy? There's a big financial incentive if you invest in energy efficient items.

Since Superstorm Sandy devastated New Jersey and knocked out power to millions of homes and businesses, the state's utilities have been faced with tough questions about what they can do to protect customers in the face of future weather disasters. One utility has responded with a comprehensive and pricey plan.

Enhanced financial incentives are available for victims of Hurricane Sandy as they rebuild their homes and businesses.

Super-storm Sandy proved there are a lot of issues to be addressed by power companies. Should they raise substations? How can the infrastructure be improved? Should more power lines by underground?