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New Jersey is pushing an ambitious agenda to move its 9 million residents away from natural gas and gasoline to heat their homes and power their cars, in favor of
New Jersey utility regulators approved "decarbonization" measures designed to incentivize buildings to switch from natural gas hear to electric.
BRICK, N.J. (AP) -- New Jersey is pushing an ambitious agenda to move its more than 9 million residents away from natural gas and gasoline to heat their homes and power their cars, in favor of electricity to do the job of both.
New Jersey is pushing for clean energy use and opponents believe that will mean high energy bills, bans and mandates to get all to comply.
New Jersey is pushing an ambitious agenda to move its 9 million residents away from natural gas and gasoline to heat their homes and power their cars, in favor of