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Energy Services’ Long Option Strategy Contributes to Guidance Increase WALL, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Today, New Jersey Resources Corporation (NYSE: NJR) reported results for the second-quarter of fiscal 2022. Highlights include: Consolidated net income of $96.0 million, compared with $149.8 million in the second quarter of fiscal 2021. Consolidated net financial earnings

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Energy-Efficiency Program  Aligning Clean Energy Investments with State Environmental Goals, Helping Customers Save Money and Generating Jobs In New Jersey ATLANTIC CITY, NJ,  April 8, 2021 - South Jersey Gas (SJG),  a subsidiary of SJI (NYSE:SJI) announced today that it received New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) approval to significantly expand its energy-efficiency program, providing increased energy and cost-saving opportunities for all customers. The expanded program authorizes SJG to spend $133M over the next three years to deliver meaningful and innovative energy-efficien...

This is before we get to phase two or phase three. >> heather: some of what he is talking about in that cbo report although the good part of it said that $337 billion in a reduction in the federal deficit over the next 10 years but it predicted that 24 million fewer people would have coverage for a decade from now if the aca stays intact. uninsured jump to 14 million after the first year a lot of those on medicaid. >> offer more choice. catastrophic options. maybe more young people will buy. in 45% right now are taking the penalty. in terms of medicaid, i want to keep the expansion. i would li...

We have to make sure that we move forward with renewable energy, develop efficiency programs and that we have stakeholders, including the states involved in developing common sense solutions. scientists know what we have to do. there is a lot more progress that needs to be made, but we ought not sit back and say we can't do anything, because china and india and other countries are going to contribute greatly to global pollution. >> is there any chance of any kind of -- the u.n. process right now, which is complicated and somewhat opaque to me, if you'll allow me to say that, and also seems -- ...