Published on July 19, 2022 by Dave Kovaleski
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New Jersey recently surpassed a significant milestone in expanding solar energy in the state, achieving 4 GW of installed solar power — enough to provide electricity to over 500,000 households annually.
Overall, there are more than 157,000 solar installations statewide, and solar capacity in the state is estimated to double in the next four years.
“I am thrilled New Jersey has reached this significant 4 GW milestone,” Joseph Fiordaliso, president of the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, said. “New Jersey has been a leader in solar, and our solar initiatives are a key part of our clean energy future. Through successful programs like Community Solar, we are ensuring equitable access to clean energy for all New Jerseyans.”
Throughout the rest of 2022, a wide variety of solar programs will be…