New Jersey S2302 establishes the "Zero Energy Construction Act," requiring all new residential and commercial developments to be zero energy ready.
New Jersey S2302, known as the "Zero Energy Construction Act," mandates that all new residential and commercial developments be zero energy ready starting January 1, 2025. This means buildings must be capable of producing as much energy as they consume using on-site renewable resources. Developers are required to offer zero energy construction to prospective owners, providing information on environmental benefits, energy cost savings, and available incentives.
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