Developers of the first New Jersey offshore wind project say they will spend almost $13 million for fisheries monitoring surveys in cooperation with three universities.

Ed Potosnak, executive director of the New Jersey League of Conservation Voters, talks about state policy responses to the extreme heat and strong storms in New Jersey, where last summer Hurricane Ida was blamed for 30 deaths.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s Board (NJEDA) has approved the purchase of a 109.4-acre property which will enable the planned expansion of the New Jersey Wind Port in Lower Alloways Creek, Salem County.

Strengthening America’s national security must now be added to the list of reasons that developing wind energy off the coast of New Jersey should be a top priority.

As offshore wind projects in the United States get closer to a reality, one question that needs to be answered is how — if at all — these offshore wind farms are going to affect life for those living on the coast.

U.S. administration announces collaborative partnership to continue spurring the offshore wind supply chain, reports 165% growth in contracts, $12.7 billion in new public and private investments.

The State of New Jersey is determined to bring in new jobs, economic impact, and clean energy from the development of the offshore wind industry off the U.S. East Coast - and it’s backing up its efforts with more than $1 billion of public and private investment.

The wave of offshore wind jobs continued to grow this month with an expanded partnership between a European power company and a South Jersey university.

New Jersey's transition to a green energy economy will add thousands of new jobs to the state's economy, according to two new reports released Tuesday by the Applied Economics Clinic, an group that analyses policy in climate change, energy and environmental justice.

Once again, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released an alarming report that proves that we have extremely limited time to address global emissions before we cause irreversible damage. The report reiterated that a critical component we need to facilitate the transition away from fossil fuels is a modern clean energy grid. While scientists are rightfully ringing alarm bells, New Jersey is acting. Offshore wind energy leaders recently gathered in Atlantic City at the 2022 International Offshore Wind Partnering Forum (IPF) to tackle the issue head on.