New Jersey regulators are apparently set to approve solar power projects proposed by utilities in New Jersey. This includes PSE&G's proposal to put solar arrays on nearly 200,000 utility poles around the state, which would be the largest of its kind in the nation.
The PSE&G portion is a $264 million investment where the utility will contract with solar developers to design, manufacture and procure solar devices for nearly 200,000 utility poles and street lights in neighborhoods throughout PSE&G’s service territory.
Curiously, the other three components in the PSE&G proposal were not included in the news report.
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