
A new bill has been partially passed in New Jersey last week with the aim of enabling the US state to reach a target of 50 percent renewable energy in 2030, reports Recharge.
The media reports that the bill still lacks approval from New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and entails a goal to have 2 GW energy storage by 2030, as well as a partial target for 600 MW by 2021.
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