A look at the latest news, facts and figures on fossil fuels, pipelines, renewable energy, energy efficiency and progress on stopping the PennEast pipeline. 

In the News

FERC Issues Third Delay for PennEast

By Tom Johnson, NJ Spotlight

FERC announced that its deadline for reviewing the 118-mile, pipeline has changed from February 17 to April 7. Read more.

In Other Pipeline News

• NJ Spotlight: Pinelands Commission Pushes on With South Jersey Pipeline
• Asbury Park Press: Letter: Pinelands Pipeline Would Primarily Serve NJ Natural Gas
• The Star Ledger: Don’t Let Pinelands Pipelines Be Christie’s Legacy – Opinion
• Inside Climate News: Keystone XL, Dakota Pipelines Will Draw Mass Resistance, Native Groups Promise
• Burlington County Times: Chesterfield, Bordentown Appealing Compressor Station (subscription required)

Action Alert!
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Renewables

Trump Creates Uncertainty for Wind, Solar Power

By Cathy Bussewitz and Geoff Mulvihill, The Seattle Times

Alternative energy like solar power is getting cheaper and more competitive with traditional sources, but experts don’t expect pro-renewable policies from a Trump administration. Read more.

In Other Renewable Energy News

• Forbes: ‘Trump Can’t Stop Renewables Energy Growth At Home Or Abroad’
• Environmental Defense Fund: Report – The Growth of America’s Clean Energy & Sustainability Jobs
• CBS News: Hawaii Considers 100 Percent Renewable Energy Goal
• CNBC: Scottish Government Sets Big Goals for Renewable Energy

By The Numbers

• 49
  Days that FERC’s Environmental Impact Statement on the PennEast pipeline has been delayed, from February 17 to April 7. Read more.
• 100+
  Residents who stood out in the freezing rain in protest of the South Jersey Gas pipeline, unable to enter the Pinelands Commission meeting due to space limitations. Read more.
• 29
  States that have committed to meeting their renewable energy goals in the face of the impending federal policy changes. Read more.