The Energy and Environmental Technology Verification (EETV) Act at N.J.S.A. 13:1D-134 et seq., establishes the guidelines for a verification and certification process to approve the use of innovative energy and environmental technologies that benefit the environment and economy of New Jersey. The New Jersey Legislature found that, in establishing the technology verification and certification program, it is in the public’s interest to encourage the commercial development and use of new technology-based environmental and energy related products, services and systems that abate and prevent environmental pollution and promote energy conservation in the most cost-effective and environmentally efficient manner in the State. New Jersey Governor's Environmental Excellence Awards (GEEA) 2008 Gold Supporters Hydro International Construction Industry Advancement Program of New Jersey Association of Environmental Authorities of New Jersey Green Supporters Atlantic County Utilities Authority Supporting the 2008 GEEA program is an excellent opportunity to demonstrate your organization’s commitment to a cleaner, healthier environment in New Jersey.  The state’s premier environmental awards program brings together industry, regulators,  government officials, environmental groups, and the technical community.  Join the growing list of GEEA supporters. Click here for details.

New Technologies and Concepts in Stormwater Treatment Symposium

A Comprehensive Approach to Verification of Stormwater Treatment Systems Although innovative environmental and energy technologies often consume fewer natural resources than traditional methods, they encounter numerous technical, financial and regulatory impediments.  Over the years, NJCAT has broken down many of the barriers, but there are still daunting challenges facing innovative technologies.   Stormwater Management Technologies in particular are difficult to evaluate.  Pollutant removal performance depends upon many factors, e.g., influent particulate size distribution, influent pollutant concentration (loading), stormwater flow rate, sump design and capacity, and maintenance.  NJCAT’s extensive involvement and activities over the past three years in identifying and evaluating a number of pre-manufactured stormwater treatment devices has created the knowledge and experience base necessary to effectively and confidently assess anticipated field removal performance.   The New Jersey Stormwater rules (35 N.J.R. 154) clearly establish that manufactured stormwater treatment devices may be used to meet the regulatory requirements provided the pollutant removal rates are verified by NJCAT and certified by  NJDEP.

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NJCAT was created to promote in New Jersey the retention and growth of technology-based businesses in emerging fields such as environmental and energy.  NJCAT provides innovators with the regulatory, commercial, technological, and financial assistance required to bring their ideas to market successfully.  Specifically, NJCAT functions to:     *         advance policy strategies and regulatory mechanisms to promote technology commercialization *         identify, evaluate, and recommend specific technologies for which the regulatory and commercialization process should be facilitated, *         establish relationships/alliances to bring new technologies to market and new business to the state, and *         assist in the identification of markets and applications for commercialized technologies. Operating as a public private partnership is the cornerstone of the NJCAT programs; in this manner, the commercial marketplace has direct input to the technology development and commercialization process and the public sector gains confidence in technology solutions through reliance on an independent honest broker examination of technology.   State Initiative The New Jersey Legislature enacted the Energy and Environmental Technology Verification (EETV) Act, which provides the guidelines for developing the administrative and technical requirements for bringing the respective innovative energy and environmental technologies to the forefront. Rhea Weinberg Brekke Executive Director New Jersey Corporation for Advanced Technology at the Rutgers EcoComplex 1200 Florence Columbus Road Bordentown, NJ 08505 609 499 3600 ext. 227 609 499 3647  fax   rwbrekke@njcat.org