A well-known New Jersey Democrat runs for governor this year, openly divided from left-wing Governor Phil Murphy’s green “energy master plan” as Garden State residents take 20% or worse summers, utilities Costs increased by 20% or worse.
The previous one State Senate President Steve Sweeney By 2050, Murphy immediately stopped Murphy’s comprehensive roadmap to 100% clean energy, and if elected, his “most important priority” is to make the infamous noble state an affordable place of residence.
“The recent increase in utility bills shows how over-ambitious goals for zero-carbon futures have negative impacts on our residents. We need to take a step back and reevaluate policies that may increase costly,” Sweeney. Said on NJ-101.5FM.
According to 101.5 data, Jersey Central Power & Light, Atlantic City Electric, PSEG and New York’s Rockland Electric can expect a 17-21% markup.
New Jersey residents hit Utilities bill twice as much as Murphy’s Energy Disaster Plan
In a further statement, Sweeney noted that he had previously sponsored legislation on solar energy development, offshore windmills and reducing New Jersey’s reliance on fossil fuels. He also encouraged the establishment of the state’s EV infrastructure and promoted electric vehicle sales.
However, the Democrat seems to have a split from his side compared to the aisle side using natural gas as a clean fuel source and compared to the oil source.
“With our extensive organic resources – from landfills, sewage to farms and food waste – New Jersey has a unique opportunity to utilize [natural gas] Gasoline is generated to meet our energy needs,” Sweeney said.
“We must also recognize and effectively leverage the large amount of investments made in our pipeline infrastructure, which represents a commitment that should not be overlooked.”
Meanwhile, R-Scotch Plains State Senator Jon Bramnick told Fox News Digital on Wednesday that Sweeney’s public stance shows that the left’s green energy program is “too extreme, even for Democrats.”
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The Republican replaced his top candidate Bramnick said the term limits Murphy’s plan “not practical.”
“Sometimes, Democrats become more political than practice – that’s why they have more trouble in polls.”
“I think their hearts may be in the right place, but they lack some practical common sense,” Bramnick said.
In a previous interview with Trenton’s Green Energy efforts, lawmakers such as state Senator Mike Testa from R-Vineland ridiculed the idea as an “energy disaster plan.”
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State Senator Jon Bramnick runs for the Republican nomination for New Jersey governor in 2025. (Getty Image)
“Frankly, I think what happened is that through what I often call the Murphy Energy Master Plan, it seems that the BPU (New Jersey Public Utility Commission) and the Murphy administration are working in a series of green energy dreams… It’s A green nightmare.
Murphy defended his plan, saying that it “a comprehensive solution to New Jersey’s energy system, including power generation, transportation and buildings and their associated greenhouse gas emissions and related air pollutants.”
Fox News Digital also contacted Steve Fulop, a prominent Democratic candidate for Jersey City Mayor and Republican Edward Dullfamous in New Jersey as the “Ed Truck Driver”.
In Janurary, Fulop has published more than a dozen pages of his “Environmental and Sustainability Policy Goals” and touts Jersey City’s advances in energy and sustainability.
Durr, a newcomer at the time Politically, especially in Gloucester County’s 2021 victory over Sweeney has attracted national attention.
