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NFIB Concerned as Governor Murphy Advances Green Energy Goals with 2030 Timeline

NFIB Concerned as Governor Murphy Advances Green Energy Goals with 2030 Timeline

February 15, 2023

NFIB Concerned as Governor Murphy Advances Green Energy Goals with 2030 Timeline

NFIB is skeptical and concerned about the energy mandates that Governor Murphy announced this week. The 2030 timeline for electrification of buildings and the goal of all carbon-free new vehicles by 2035 will have significant cost ramifications for every New Jersey business. NFIB will continue to monitor Senate Bill 2978, which is the vehicle to implement these proposed changes to the state’s energy master plan. Here is the link for the press release from the office of Gov. Murphy announcing these measures:
Office of the Governor | Governor Murphy Announces Comprehensive Set of Initiatives to Combat Climate Change and Power the “Next New Jersey” NEWS
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