natural gas

New Jersey Natural Gas customers will be paying less.

It will cost even less to heat your home this winter. Public Service Electric & Gas has announced that its residential gas supply customers will see an average decrease of 31 percent on their bills, and New Jersey Natural Gas customers will see a 9.3 percent decrease over the next year.

To no one's surprise, we are all paying more to stay warm this winter, according to a recent report.

Another proposal for a liquefied natural gas facility off the Jersey Shore has coastal ecology advocates up in arms.

New Jersey Natural Gas (NJNG) has released a two-week plan to re-gas sections of the Barrier Island from Mantoloking to South Seaside Park beginning Monday, December 3.

Many New Jersey residents will be spending less to stay warm this winter.

Your electric bill might be lower next summer as Governor Christie announces recent federal approval of three new natural gas plants in the state.

The domestic natural gas industry is growing by leaps and bounds.  Now, Wall Street is starting to predict a U.S. manufacturing surge spurred by cheaper natural gas.

New Jersey environmental officials have approved key permits for the building of a proposed natural gas pipeline that will go across portions of north Jersey and New York City.

Natural gas as an energy commodity continues to get cheaper, for two main reasons. One reason is the declining economy slowed industrial demand for natural gas, putting downward pressures on prices. New Jersey Natural Gas head Kathy Ellis says another major factor in lowering costs is the source known as the Marcellus shale, a rock formation that runs through Pennsylvania and New York...