Customers still owe $43M in arrearages

Vast reservoirs of natural gas newly discovered in Marcellus Shale help drive prices down.

Lawmakers craft tax-relief package, hoping to attract thousands of blue-collar jobs back to Garden State.

Almost 12 years after NJ deregulated its residential electricity market, new suppliers are discounting power prices by 15 percent.

Administrative law court judge recommends state agency look closer at decade-old agreement.

BPU likely to put off action until state Attorney General completes investigation of PSEG Power's skirting of fees.

Opinion on PSEG Power contends that ‘all’ gas and electric customers are subject to SBC.

New legislation would award offshore renewable energy certificates (ORECs) to owners of wind farms for each megawatt of electricity generated.

Coalition asks Governor's office and BPU to determine how NJ power supplier managed to sidestep millions of dollars in utility fees.

Critics say that by skirting millions of dollars in fees, unregulated affiliate PSEG Power receives subsidy and unfair competitive advantage.