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Energy Matters

Energy Matters

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Energy Matters offers a compelling look at New Jersey’s energy future—from affordability to innovation, infrastructure, and policy. Each 30 minute episode features in depth interviews with industry leaders, state officials, and community stakeholders. The series is hosted by veteran public affairs strategist Jeanette Hoffman, a familiar voice on NJ and national media outlets.

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  • Energy Matters (Episode 203)

    Energy Matters (Episode 203)
    Feb 27 2026

    This week on Energy Matters, Greg Lalevee, International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825 talks about ai data centers. Tracy Straka, Chairwoman of the Environmental Business Council, talks about how businesses are balancing environmental protection with economic development. Plus, Brent Johnson, Reporter for NJj.com and Author of the "Mikie's World" newsletter, talks about Governor Mikie Sherrill's first month in office.
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    24 mins
  • Energy Matters (Episode 202)

    Energy Matters (Episode 202)
    Feb 9 2026

    Host Jeanette Hoffman speaks with Mike Giunta, Owner of Bayway Catering about the impact of the Bayway Industrial Complex on New Jersey businesses. Plus, Jim Kirkos, President of the Meadowlands Chamber of Commerce about what’s happening behind the scenes at FIFA World Cup. and Eric Blomgren from the Energy Marketers Group talks about a potential new gas tax.
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    25 mins
  • Energy Matters (Episode 201)

    Energy Matters (Episode 201)
    Jan 23 2026

    Host Jeanette Hoffman speaks with Matt Fazelpoor from NJBIZ, Neil Brown from Progressive Policy Institute about Activist taxes", and John Donnadio from New Jersey Association of Counties on the challenges local governments are facing.
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    34 mins
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