Energy Matters (Episode 204)

Energy Matters (Episode 208)

Join Jeanette Hoffman on Energy Matters (presented by New Jersey Policy Institute) for a timely discussion on the Northeast’s energy challenges. Former Senate President Steve Sweeney opens the show talking about NJ’s energy supply, manufacturing, and workforce.  Ross Connolly (Americans for Prosperity) explains how a new law is raising energy prices across the region, while Assemblyman Mike Inganamort discusses similar legislation now under consideration in Trenton.

Energy Matters (Episode 207)

Host Jeanette Hoffman speaks with Dan Cassino, Director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll about a new survey on Energy in New Jersey.  Plus, Laura Perotta, President of New Jersey Coalition of Automotive Retailers.

Energy Matters (Episode 206)

In this episode of Energy Matters, hosted by Jeanette Hoffman and presented by the New Jersey Policy Institute: Senator Latham Tiver discusses a new law to expand New Jersey’s nuclear energy supply. Zilvinas Silenas from the Empire Center joins us in studio to examine legislation in NY and NJ that threatens to increase energy costs for families and businesses.Straight talk on energy policy that actually affects your wallet.

Energy Matters (Episode 205)

Host Jeanette Hoffman tackles the pressing issue of rising energy costs and how they affect everyday residents. Jeanette is first joined by Matthew Gonzales, Vice Chairman of the National Hispanic Energy Council, for an insightful discussion on how the ongoing energy affordability crisis disproportionately impacts New Jersey's diverse communities, including Hispanic and other underserved populations. Then, Lauren Thomas, Vice President for Clean Energy Solutions at PSE&G, shares practical insights on how energy efficiency programs can help lower household energy bills, offering actionable tips and information on available resources to make energy more affordable and sustainable.

Energy Matters (Episode 204)

Host Jeanette Hoffman speaks with Senate Republican Leader Anthony Bucco about Governor Sherrill's $60.7 billion dollar proposal. Seton Hall University political science professor Matt Hale unpacks his recent study, "Dollars and Decisions: An Examination of a Decade of Energy Policy Decisions by New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania". Plus, Dennis Hart from the Chemistry Council of New Jersey highlights innovative advancements in plastics recycling technology, spotlighting sustainable solutions and their potential impact on the state's environmental and manufacturing sectors.