October 13, 2025 | njbiz.com The SIC-AC brings together a slew of key stakeholders, academic and corporate leaders, industry champions, subject matter experts, and government officials with an aim of advancing New Jersey’s innovation ecosystem and cultivating collaboration. Read More: Click Here NJ SEED: Bringing many of the state’s best minds and key players together to monitor economic conditions and opportunities is a model that has been used and is appropriate for NJ at

October 15, 2025 | newjerseymonitor.com As Gov. Phil Murphy’s time in office nears its end, his  renewables-heavy energy goals  are receiving mixed reviews.Though Murphy presided over a broad expansion of solar power in New Jersey, his greater plans to produce thousands of megawatts in offshore wind generation ultimately failed to create any new power, even as some existing power plants were shuttered, reducing the electricity New Jersey sends to its multi-state grid despite

October 10, 2025 | njspotlightnews.org The ongoing   federal government shutdown   meant travelers at airports nationwide — including Newark Liberty International, Teterboro, and LaGuardia — encountered some 10,000 flight delays on Monday and Tuesday. Weather was to blame for some slowdowns, but most delays were due to staffing shortages amongst air traffic controllers. Read More: Click Here NJ SEED: Only a handful of votes from minority senators are needed to gain the 60 req

October 8, 2025 | nj.gov Kroll Bond Rating Agency today  upgraded  its outlook on New Jersey’s General Obligation Bonds to Positive, citing the State’s continued efforts to fully fund the pension as well as conservative budgeting that has rebuilt the State’s surplus. Read More: Click Here NJ SEED: Whenever there are upgrades or favorable announcements about the state’s bond rating it’s good news. Whatever leads to lower interest rates helps the overall economy.

October 6, 2025 | finance-commerce.com More and more, big arrays of  lithium-ion batteries   are being hooked up to electrical grids around the U.S. to store power that can be discharged in times of high demand. But as more energy storage is added, residents in some places are pushing back due to fears that the systems will go up in flames, as a massive facility in California did earlier this year. Read More: Click Here NJ SEED:  What looked to be a promising solution to pr