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One of the key pillars of the 2019 plan was to support municipalities in determining their own comprehensive energy transition plans, guided by local experience and familiarity with the unique needs of the community, and establish programs to support clean transportation, electricity generation, and green workforce in New Jersey’s Overburdened Communities.

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