Nearly a year without a bridge, and still no reopening date. West Windsor’s Clarksville Road Bridge closure has disrupted a route that carried about 15,000 vehicles a day, lengthened commutes and hurt nearby businesses. Here’s where the project stands.
What began with 44 miles in South Jersey grew into a vital connection that spans the state. As the Turnpike turns 75 on November 5, we look back at how it was built, how it grew and what comes next.
Who decides what gets built, and who pays for it? This week’s Infrastructure Update covers New Jersey’s data center debate, water infrastructure funding gaps, utility transparency and a proposed $50 billion climate fund. Read the full roundup at TriStateInfrastructureNews.com.
Who decides what gets built, and who pays for it? This week’s Infrastructure Update covers New Jersey’s data center debate, water infrastructure funding gaps, utility transparency and a proposed $50 billion climate fund. Read the full roundup at TriStateInfrastructureNews.com.
New data centers could be required to reduce their electricity use before homes lose power during a grid emergency under a proposal from PJM Interconnection.
From record water‑infrastructure funding to major data‑center fines, rising grid pressures, nuclear‑emissions revelations, and calls for expanded battery storage, this week showed how quickly the region’s energy and infrastructure landscape is evolving.
Power out? Use our directory to track outages across New Jersey, report lost service directly to your utility and find nearby cooling centers during extreme heat.
What began with 44 miles in South Jersey grew into a vital connection that spans the state. As the Turnpike turns 75 on November 5, we look back at how it was built, how it grew and what comes next.
As warehouse, pharmaceutical and medical-device employers expand in Cranbury and East Windsor, affordable transportation remains part of the region’s economic growth. An additional $60,000 from NJ TRANSIT will keep Mercer County’s $1 Route 130 Connection running, including early and late trips that accommodate workers’ shifts.
New Jersey water utility investments, PFAS treatment, municipal data center bans, NJ Transit bridge repairs, $500M New York clean water grants, and FERC grid oversight #NJInfrastructure #CleanWater #DataCenters #NJTransit #EnergyGrid
New Jersey’s investor-owned water utilities are putting hundreds of millions of dollars into meeting that challenge. Edison’s aging municipal system demonstrates what is at stake when public water infrastructure struggles to keep pace.
