New Jersey A2934 mandates legislative approval for the state's energy master plan to become policy.
New Jersey A2934 amends existing law to require legislative approval for the state's energy master plan to become policy. The Energy Master Plan Committee, composed of heads of various state departments, is responsible for preparing and revising the master plan. The plan, which includes long-term objectives and interim measures, must be adopted by the committee after public hearings. The Legislature must then adopt a concurrent resolution approving the plan within six months for it to become state policy. The committee will also advertise the plan's availability to the public.
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