New Jersey Clean Energy Funding
Sector: Government • Location: Trenton, New Jersey, United States
Source: NJ.com
The fiscal year 2026 budget proposal by Governor Phil Murphy includes approximately $247 million allocated for programs aimed at achieving 100% clean energy in New Jersey by 2035. Additionally, it proposes to redirect $70 million from the state's Clean Energy Fund to NJ Transit, which has faced financial difficulties.
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Description | The fiscal year 2026 budget proposal by Governor Phil Murphy includes approximately $247 million allocated for programs aimed at achieving 100% clean energy in New Jersey by 2035. Additionally, it proposes to redirect $70 million from the state's Clean Energy Fund to NJ Transit, which has faced financial difficulties. |
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