Establishes pilot program for solar energy generation on roadside right-of-way areas.
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This bill proposes a pilot program in New Jersey to explore the feasibility of generating solar energy using roadside right-of-way areas. It would allow the New Jersey Department of Transportation to identify suitable locations along state roads and highways for installing solar panels. The program aims to test the effectiveness of this approach for renewable energy production and potentially reduce the state’s reliance on fossil fuels. It also intends to assess the impact on existing infrastructure and traffic flow.
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