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at a cost of $30 million. The pipeline originates in Houston, Texas, and terminates at the Port of New Jersey, New Jersey. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP"

explicitly ban fracking, becoming the first city in the New Jersey to do so. Other towns in New Jersey have passed resolutions opposing hydraulic fracturing

ContinueDismiss Radon in My Apartment? The Spectra Pipeline In March 2012, a proposed $850 million natural gas pipeline through New York and New Jersey won the endorsement

of Xcel power plants in Minnesota. The new 570 MW High Bridge Plant went online in May 2008 and the new 511 MW Riverside Plant in April 2009. On January

units commissioned in 1962 and 1964, making it the oldest coal-fired power plant in New Jersey. A third unit at the plant ran on oil. In June 2012, RC Cape

miles of existing Transco pipeline, adding a 0.61-mile pipeline loop, and upgrades and modifications to existing pipeline facilities, all in New Jersey. The

major interstate pipelines and the company's own natural gas storage facility in southern New York state. Central New York Oil & Gas hopes to start construction

was discovered in present-day West Virginia in 1742. Coal mining in western Virginia (at that time not a separate state) began in earnest in the 1820's, and

gas transmission pipeline comprised of seven separate pipeline loops in Pennsylvania, and modification of existing pipeline facilities in Pennsylvania, West

from coal, 5.9% from natural gas, and 1.2% from oil. PG&E owns power plants in California, Florida, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania; 82.0% of the company's generating

June 29, 2011, the New Jersey state Senate, in a 33-1 vote, passed a fracking ban. The vote was largely symbolic though, as New Jersey sits on but a tiny

for PurGen from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. The Environmental Justice Advisory Council to the New Jersey Department of Environmental

subpoenaed in 2007 by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo in an effort to publicize the financial risks of investing in fossil fuels. In October 2008

The Inch Oil Pipelines, consisting of Big Inch and Little Big Inch, are retired oil pipelines in the United States. They have been repurposed to transport

Kentucky, Ohio, and Pennsylvania to deliver natural gas in West Virginia, New Jersey, New York, and New England. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP","minzoom":false

transmission pipelines in New York State since 2000, resulting in at $4.4 million in total costs. Spectra Energy pipelines were involved in 38 incidents in the

Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company in Sussex County, New Jersey and the Millennium Pipeline Company in Orange County, New York. The pipeline would have been

replaced existing pipelines and added new or expanded existing compressor stations in New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts. Six miles of existing pipeline

Energy in 2006 — undertook six power-plant upgrades that added new coal burners in Indiana and Ohio without obtaining new permits as required by New Source

projects in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Virginia, West Virginia, all of which participated in the case. Dominion will be installing new pollution