Morris Energy Group files complaint with Federal Energy Regulatory Commission claiming affiliates discriminated against competitors, drove up consumer prices.

Pollution controls and move to natural gas promise reduced emissions and a potential gain for consumers.

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.

Board of Public Utilities dismisses without comment three-year old petition against Newark utility stemming from alleged overcollection of stranded costs.

Ratepayer settlement awards Newark utility roughly half the increase it asked for. Separate settlement orders PSE&G to refund overcharges to customers.

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

With the filing of an Early Site Permit, NJ energy giant takes a small first step in what could be a 13-year, $15 billion journey.

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