New Jersey's largest utility announced on Feb. 10 that it will install 200,000 solar panels throughout its service area in an ambitious $773 million program. In a company statement announcing the program, Public Service Electric & Gas said solar panels would be installed everywhere from public schools to brownfields.

“The program strongly supports New Jersey's aggressive renewable energy and environmental goals and helps strengthen the competitive solar industry in the state,” said Ralph LaRossa, PSE&G's president and COO. “By partnering with solar developers, we will bring solar projects online more quickly and cost effectively. We will also make solar energy available to every neighborhood in our service area.”

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