New Jersey Board of Public Utilities has told developers not to ask for any rate increases in the future, regardless of circumstances.
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities has awarded contracts for two massive offshore wind projects that when operational will provide a total 2.74 gigawatts of power when the wind is blowing.
The projects will increase residential electric rates by $.684 per month, according to E&E News, and commercial rates by $58.73 per month. Industrial customers will see an increase of $513.22 per month.
Attentive Energy Two, which is a joint venture between TotalEnergies and Corio Generation, will be constructed approximately 40 miles off the coast of New Jersey and produce 1.34 gigawatts of electricity when winds are high enough to turn the generators.
Leading Light Wind, which is a joint venture between Invenergy and energyRe, is planned 40 miles off the coast of New Jersey and south of Attentive Energy Two. The project will produce 2.4 gigawatts of electricity when winds are high enough to turn the generators.
LIARS! it will be a lot more then that! get ready you maryland losers! you’ll be getting raped! would you like heat and lighting or meds and food? lmao!
Your day is coming too 6:06. What makes you think you are immune from ill fate?
Anything is Subject to change …. Especially when a lot of money changes hands… and there is nothing anyone can do about it.
crazy isnt it we got wind giving us electric and like Biden said you have to pay more to get for the price to go down
What 12:44
SMH
nope 9:10, i’m amish! lmao!
Maryland already raised the already Too High rates !!!!!!!!
When the wind doesn’t blow, the system does.