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Hugh Morley

New Jersey
As seen in: NorthJersey.com, The Record (Bergen County), eSchool News, The Journal of Commerce, RTO Insider, Our Community Now, Delaware Currents
Senior business writer for The (Bergen) Record, NJ, MBA, covers the regional economy, biz bankruptcy and litigation, state gov. issues that affect business.
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Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor JOC.com, covers the port of New York and New Jersey, as well as various U.S. Northeast and Mexican ports. He has written on business for 15 years, covering a range of topics, from government oversight of business to corporate legal battles and the fierce inter-state competition for jobs and investment, and has been a journalist for 25 years. He has an MBA in global business.

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In the Feverish Search for Energy Generation, N.J. Leans into Solar

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By Hugh Morley
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Looking to read the full article? Scroll down and login or sign up today! Page Reload Scroll Position In the Feverish Search for Energy Generation, N.J. Leans into Solar Backs 238 MW of Grid-scale Solar; Treads Carefully in Granting Environmental Waivers Jul 6, 2026 | Hugh Morley New Jersey officials see the Competitive Solar Incentive program as a quick way to ramp up electricity generation in the face of a dramatic increase in demand.
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N.J. Utility Reform Study Faces Scrutiny

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By Hugh Morley
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Looking to read the full article? Scroll down and login or sign up today! Stakeholders Question Whether Out-of-state Strategies Will Work in New Jersey Stakeholders providing insights for a New Jersey BPU study to inform new approaches to utility compensation questioned whether strategies outlined as potential solutions will really rein in the state’s escalating electricity rates.
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N.J. Legislators Back Nuclear, Storage, Agrivoltaics

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