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Hold the Date the next General Membership webinar with be Wednesday, March 9
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NJDEP to Present Water Bank Intended Use Plan to NJSME Membership
On March 9 from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. the NJSME will host a virtual meeting featuring NJDEP’s Paul Hauch, Chief, Bureau of Construction.
Please be on the look out for more details and registration information in the days ahead.
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NJSME would like to welcome its newest member. Thank you for your membership!
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Alexander Guerrero
CME Associates
Samuel Avakian
Leon S. Avakian, Inc. Consulting Engineer
Roland Robinson
CME Associates
Robert L. Adams
AECOM
Edward D. Dennis, Jr.
Remington & Vernick Engineers Inc.
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It's Renewal Time!
NJSME
Have you sent in your membership renewal? Are you a non-member that wants to take advantage of all the NJSME has to offer? Join us today – and keep the organization strong!
If you did not receive your 2022 renewal notice, or would like to join as a new member, please send an email to info@njsme.org. You can also find our membership info at https://njsme.org/join-njsme/.
If you pay your dues by voucher/ purchase order, please send them in for signature. Comments, Questions, Concerns? Call us at 609-393-0102.
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NJSME will be publishing the 2022 membership directory
NJSME
NJSME will be publishing the 2022 membership directory. Don’t miss being included in the annual publication. Our directory is distributed to over 600 members and friends of NJSME. This makes your investment in the directory a low-cost way to get your message across to the people with the authority to purchase your product or service. Be sure to fill out this form and return it today! The deadline for submissions is March 1, 2022. Please be sure to send your ad copy to kbiddle@njpsi.com as a PDF, JPG or TIF file with supporting fonts and graphics. All ads will be printed in black and white with the exception of the Prime Placement ads.
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.STATE OF NEW JERSEY NEWS
Other New Jersey towns can learn from Newark's lead pipe project
Patch
Sooner or later, every town and city in New Jersey will have to follow in Newark's footsteps. And that's a mixed blessing when it comes to replacing lead water pipes, advocates say. Newark celebrated a huge milestone: the replacement of 23,000 lead service lines.
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New Jersey American Water to invest $2.5M in Middletown infrastructure
The Journal NJ
New Jersey American Water announced yesterday that it will replace approximately 9,820 feet of aging water main in the Port Monmouth section of Middletown. The project also includes replacing two fire hydrants and 186 utility-owned service lines along the pipeline route.
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Report: 482 New Jersey bridges are structurally deficient
Patch
A new report from a road contractors' lobbying group lists 43,578 bridges across the country that are "structurally deficient" and in danger of collapsing. The report from the American Road and Transportation Builders Association, based on data downloaded Jan. 3, lists 482 structurally deficient bridges in New Jersey.
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Renewable energy plant in Linden ready for construction
MyCentralJersey.com
A New Hampshire-based developer has secured the city, county and state Department of Environmental Protection permits needed to start construction on a large organic waste anaerobic digester project in the city.
RNG Energy Solutions LLC, a developer of complex energy infrastructure projects, has completed the development phase of the Linden Renewable Energy (LRE) Project that will be built on a 21-acre site in an industrialized section on Tremley Road.
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.INDUSTRY NEWS
Creating more energy from wastewater using machine learning
University of Connecticut
Properly disposing of biosolids in our water is essential in creating a sustainable water treatment system. Unfortunately, in the U.S., and especially in New England, this process is prone to failures, leaving usable energy on the table.
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DOE offers funds for clean hydrogen projects
POWER Egnineering
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management announced $28 million for research, development and front-end engineering design projects to advance clean hydrogen for power generation, transportation and industrial use.
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Engineers are building bridges with recycled wind turbine blades
The Verge
On a former train track bed connecting the towns of Midleton and Youghal in County Cork, Ireland, workers recently excavated the rusted remains of an old railway bridge and installed a pedestrian one in its place. The bridge would have been an unremarkable milestone in the development of a new pedestrian greenway through the Irish countryside, if not for what it's made of: recycled wind turbine blades.
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Public transit funding becomes available through new infrastructure law
Roads & Bridges
The Federal Transit Administration recently announced that more than $4.7 billion in transit formula funding is now available to transit agencies, states and tribal governments to support public transportation.
"From counties with just one van providing rides, to systems operating hundreds of trains, buses and ferries in the largest cities in America, our communities depend on this funding, which is increasing significantly thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law," FTA Administrator Nuria Fernandez said in a statement.
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Renewable energy future includes distributed energy resources to support decarbonization
POWER Magazine
All market indicators show that distributed energy resources boom will continue into this year and beyond. In fact, a recent Frost & Sullivan report states the global annual investments in DERs will increase by 75% by 2030. We've seen many advancements contributing to the growth of the renewable energy market, due to the convergence of decreased cost in DERs and legislation pushed by the Biden administration.
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