Making NJ’s energy sources more efficient could be costly
By: Mary Fuchs
PSE&G says it will cost more than 800 million dollars to make New Jersey’s energy sources more efficient. And the company says the long term gain must come at the short term cost of higher utility rates for customers. WHYY’s Mary Fuchs reports.
By: Mary Fuchs
PSE&G says it will cost more than 800 million dollars to make New Jersey’s energy sources more efficient. And the company says the long term gain must come at the short term cost of higher utility rates for customers. WHYY’s Mary Fuchs reports. [audio: reports20090126njenergy.mp3]
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