In what has become the country’s hottest solar market, New Jersey utility PSE&G has announced plans for a further 12 MW of solar power. Among the four projects are two that, when completed, will be the highest capacity solar sites in the state. Each project was awarded to a different solar firm to support healthy [...]
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PSE&G Adds 12 MW Solar
New Jersey Solar Loan Program Expanded
PSE&G will fund 51 more MW of solar installations with their expanded Solar Loan II Program.
PSEG, MARS Celebrate Solar Garden
Mars and PSEG celebrate the completion of a 2 MW solar panel array in New Jersey.
PSEG Calls for Renewables-Friendly Transmission Policy
New Jersey solar champion Ralph Izzo, Chairman of PSEG, made strong statements today about how to revise national energy transmission to best support renewables.
New Jersey Adds 4,000th Solar Installation
Governor Jon Corzine on Tuesday announced that the number of solar installations in New Jersey recently now totals over 4,000, with more than 90 megawatts of grid-tied solar panels installed statewide. Considering that the state counted only six solar installations in place in 2002, 4,000 is a considerable achievement. Here’s a snippet from the press [...]
$515M Solar NJ Plan Announced
New Jersey regulators yesterday approved a plan for the state’s largest utility to install solar panels atop 200,000 utility poles across the state. As part of the $515 million “Solar 4 All” program, PSE&G will also develop 40 megawatts (mWs) of centralized solar arrays. All told, 80 mWs of solar will be added by 2013, [...]
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