This Earth Day, PSEG is highlighting how we live up to our “Public Service” name through environmental initiatives that benefit the communities we serve.

With hundreds of active work zones in communities throughout the year, PSE&G emphasizes the shared role everyone plays in keeping neighborhoods safe and reminds all to take extra precautions around work zones.

Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PSEG) will host its first quarter 2026 earnings call at 11:00 a.m. ET on Tuesday, May 5, during which management will discuss first quarter financial results, financial guidance, capital investments, regulatory activities, and other important matters.

At an event held at PSEG’s Salem and Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Station on April 8, 2026, PSEG applauded Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s decisive action to accelerate new nuclear development in the state.

Since taking office, Gov. Sherrill continues to take action to show that New Jersey is open for business. By removing outdated barriers and creating a clear path for modern nuclear technologies, the governor is ensuring that New Jersey can meet growing energy needs with reliable, 24/7, carbon-free power that supports economic growth for decades to come.

PSE&G looks forward to continuing to work with the Board of Public Utilities (BPU) and stakeholders in the next phase of the New Jersey’s second energy efficiency triennium (Triennium 2.5), which would extend current programs through June 2028.

PSE&G’s efforts protect its customers, delivering potentially millions of dollars in real savings to families and businesses

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PSE&G is prepared for rain, thunderstorms and severe winds – including gusts up to 50 miles per hour – expected to affect our service area this afternoon and evening.