NJ is R.G.G.I. is a boon for people – and business
Business leaders disagree on whether New Jersey should rejoin the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative or not. The source of this disagreement […]
National Climate Study, Stakeholders, Social Impact Confirm Going Green is Business Imperative in Garden State
“Creating a sustainable business is no longer a nice to have, it’s a business imperative”, writes GIVE Marketing’s Founder […]
Ciel Power Home Energy Audits and Upgrades Featured In New York Times Article
“The cheapest electricity we can make is the energy you don’t use,” said Ken Sheehan, the director of the […]
Murphy Administration Proposes Rules For State’s Re-Entry Into Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
TRENTON – Fulfilling his pledge to restore New Jersey to a national leadership role in the fight against climate change and […]
Business Leaders Criticize Admin’s Proposed Clean Water Rule
In response to the Trump Administration’s announced proposal to replace the Clean Water Rule, ASBC released the following statement […]
Register Now: The Business Case for Secure & Accurate Elections in New Jersey
Join us October 5th from 11am–noon ET for an important conversation on how election reform in New Jersey will strengthen representative democracy as well as the economy.
Election reform is not a partisan issue — it’s a national security issue. Our October 5th discussion will feature leading election reformers and business leaders who are working to promote needed reforms in the way elections are run in New Jersey and across the country.
Business leaders have a critical role to play in advocating for improvements to how we conduct elections. Join us and learn what you as a business leader can do to improve election integrity.
NJSBC in the News: Making the triple-bottom-line case for energy efficiency
As reported by NJTV News, NJSBC business member Ciel Power’s Scott Fischer and NJSBC Exec. Dir. Richard Lawton testified at last week’s Board of Public Utilities stakeholder listening session. The BPU is holding five meetings to solicit input for developing the Energy Master Plan which will map out a path to 100% renewables by 2050, per Governor Murphy’s executive order.
Consumers must be part of minimum wage conversation
Consumers are our real job creators in New Jersey. Read our Op-Ed on boosting the economy for businesses and workers.
Gov. Murphy, NJ Businesses Need You To Set a Strong RGGI Emissions Cap
A recent report confirms what many New Jerseyans feared: climate change poses acute and unique risks to our state […]
Rise for Climate, Jobs, and Justice Rally and Festival
Join NJSBC at a rally and festival on Saturday, September 8th, in Morristown – a town that is one of […]