Law360, New York (September 17, 2012, 5:50 PM ET) -- New Jersey officials this Thursday will be looking at expanding the state's portfolio of clean energy programs, with legislators set to mull a slew of bills intended to encourage the use of alternative fuel vehicles.
The Senate Environment and Energy Committee plans to field public testimony on so-called clean cars and consider at least 15 bills that propose a variety of incentives to spur their purchase and the development of related infrastructure. Most of the bills are up for discussion only.
Speaking to Law360 on Monday,...
NJ Senate Panel To Mull Clean Car Incentives
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