PSEG Statements

  • June 5, 2025PSE&G applauds the Governor’s announcement to provide direct economic relief to lower monthly energy costs for New Jerseyans
  • February 2025: NJ’s energy future is challenged; PJM generation queue is backlogged; PSE&G has solutions  
  • May 17, 2024: PSEG Statement on FERC’s Regional Transmission and Cost Allocation Rule  

June 5, 2025

PSE&G applauds the Governor’s announcement to provide direct economic relief to lower monthly energy costs for New Jerseyans

PSE&G applauds the Governor’s announcement today. We are pleased to see continued support from the Governor’s office, leadership from the Senate and Assembly, the BPU and utilities for customer relief in response to the recent significant increase in the energy supply price. It takes a combined effort to address the affordability of electric bills as many costs continue to rise. 

Today’s announcement from the Governor’s office follows PSE&G’s Summer Relief Initiative announced earlier this week. We’re pleased to add to the breadth of solutions we have to help customers today and for the long-term. As we deliver immediate support for customers, now is also the time to turn our collective attention to long-term solutions to address the power generation supply imbalance in the state, and we remain committed to working with policymakers on long-term solutions. 

Learn more: https://www.nj.gov/governor/news/news/562025/approved/20250605a.shtml 


February 2025

NJ’s energy future is challenged; PJM generation queue is backlogged; PSE&G has solutions

PSE&G processes customer and generator interconnection requests in a timely manner to support customer reliability and affordability and align with NJ’s clean energy and other public policy goals.

PSE&G leads the way in the state in addressing customer requests to connect to the grid whether that’s solar requests, interconnecting generators connecting to the high voltage system or large and complicated customer connections. A lack of electric generation in the state poses a risk to NJ customers, PSE&G delivers solutions. Read our extended statement.

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May 17, 2024

PSEG Statement on FERC’s Regional Transmission and Cost Allocation Rule

PSEG supports FERC’s efforts in Order 1920 to facilitate the investment in transmission that is needed to maintain reliability and resilience for customers at this time of rapidly changing system conditions. PSEG has a long track record of making investments in transmission infrastructure, and doing so cost effectively, to maintain reliability for customers. We commend FERC for recognizing that robust, long-term transmission planning is foundational to planning the grid of the future. We look forward to continued engagement with FERC and other stakeholders to ensure customers receive reliable, resilient and affordable electricity for decades to come.

Please reach out to William Smith, PSE&G Communications, William.SmithJr@pseg.com, 862-296-3299 for further information.