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NJDEP| Clean Energy | Energy Policy in NJ

Renewable Portfolio Standard: Establishes one of the most ambitious in the country by requiring 35% of the energy sold in the state come from qualifying energy sources by 2025 and 50% by 2030. Solar: Accelerates the solar RPS to 5.1% by 2021 and establishes a Community Solar Energy Pilot Program.

Energy Trends

• Almost all of Jersey''s energy supply was imported; about 2% was produced on-Island as electricity generated by the Energy Recovery Facility and Jersey Electricity solar panels • Petroleum products accounted for about three-fifths (61%) of Jersey''s energy supply;

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection''s

Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems continue to play a key role in helping New Jersey achieve the clean energy goals outlined in the 2019 Energy Master Plan (NJBPU, 2019), the Global Warming Response Act 80x50 Report (NJDEP, 2020), as well as the State''s Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) mandates. The EMP set forth a goal of obtaining

Policy Centre Jersey

Energy policy has to reconcile sustainability, security and affordability. There are three main sources of energy - fossil fuels, nuclear power and renewables. Of energy consumed in Jersey, 57% is provided by oil, 39% by electricity and 4% by gas.

Concerns raised over Jersey solar farms

3 天之前· Concerns have been raised over plans to build six solar farms across Jersey. Another proposed site in St Mary has left resident Laura Layzell, who says she is pro-renewable energy, fearing

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What do people in Jersey think about solar farms?

Jersey Electricity (JE) is asking people in St Mary what they think about proposals for two solar farms. The solar farms would produce enough energy to power nearly 1,200 homes in Jersey, said JE. Land earmarked for the siting of the panels would continue to be used for grazing and growing crops, it said.

How many homes can a solar farm power in Jersey?

The solar farms would produce enough energy to power nearly 1,200 homes in Jersey, said JE. Land earmarked for the siting of the panels would continue to be used for grazing and growing crops, it said. The company is holding a community consultation from 10:00 to 20:00 BST at St Mary's Parish Hall where people can view the site plans.

How is energy supplied to Jersey?

Energy is supplied to Jersey predominantly through imports; there is also a small amount of on-Island production. The primary supply of energy is either distributed to consumers in its original form or is transformed into different sources of energy; for example, petroleum products can be burned to generate electricity.

What are the main sources of energy in Jersey?

In 2021, petroleum products (such as road fuels and heating oil) accounted for three-fifths (58%) of Jersey’s FEC (see Figure 4). Electricity accounted for over a third (38%) and manufactured gas the remainder (3%). 7 5 FEC per capita for Jersey using mid-year population estimates.

Does Jersey electricity want to protect green space?

Steve Tanner, head of capital delivery for Jersey Electricity (JE), said the company wanted to "protect green space on the island" and "the total of all six sites is only 0.8% of the total agricultural land available". Ms Layzell said: "These fields in St Mary are in the top 50% of land for Jersey Royals.

What percentage of Jersey's electricity is imported?

Since 1993, the overall public electricity supply13 13 and the proportion of electricity imported into Jersey have increased, see Figure 6. Throughout the 1990s imported electricity accounted for between 40% and 60% of Jersey’s public electricity supply. In 2021, this proportion was 96%.

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