Governor Cheryl recently signed the Power NJ Act, officially paving the way for new nuclear power development in the state. The bill, which had previously been unanimously passed by the state legislature, requires developers to obtain federal funding and state approval, and to pass reviews by the Public Utilities Commission and the Department of Economic Development to prove that the project is beneficial to New Jersey before construction can be…
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Governor Cheryl recently signed the Power NJ Act, officially paving the way for new nuclear power development in the state. The bill, which had previously been unanimously passed by the state legislature, requires developers to obtain federal funding and state approval, and to pass reviews by the Public Utilities Commission and the Department of Economic Development to prove that the project is beneficial to New Jersey before construction can be…