Sandy ups ante on PSEG deal to run Long Island utility LIPA's workforce
The job PSEG will take on suddenly looks a whole lot harder
Buoy to study offshore wind conditions placed 23 miles off Jersey Shore
A huge crane on a barge put the buoy in the water, and divers secured it to a 230-ton weight on the ocean floor
Customers sue JCP&L for outages after Hurricane Sandy
A similar suit is underway in Long Island, where customers of the Long Island Power Authority are suing
Sandy decimated N.J. power systems far worse than Irene, data shows
A Star-Ledger review of data from the state's three major electric utilities shows Sandy wreaked more havoc than Irene and the October 2011 snowstorm combined
Power back to thousands after PSE&G repairs Sewaren switching station
The outage affected parts of Union and Middlesex counties
Sewaren switching station cuts power to 50,000 or more PSE&G customers
Switching stations are an important step to getting electricity from huge transmission lines to customers
Fewer than 200,000 still without power in N.J. as utilities near targets for total restoration
New outages were caused by the nor'easter that dropped a foot of snow on some parts of the state
Outages statewide down to 232,000; PSE&G pursues final 1 percent
PSE&G said it will keep its workers and out-of-state help in place through the weekend
PSE&G worker shocked by 13,000 volts now is resting at home
The accident happened at a Livingston facility, and the lineman immediately got help from fellow workers who performed CPR
Snowstorm bumps outages up overnight; N.J. total still over 400k
N.J. outages rose from 410,000 to 417,600 between yesterday and 11 a.m. today
Utility crews hope nor'easter won't follow Sandy's power outage path
PSE&G said today's storm knocked power out for 60,000 customers tonight,
N.J. residents angry over power outage, repair updates
Towns and customers say the utilities' estimates are anything but reliable