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Atlantic City Electric Makes Your Bill Easier to Read
Do you have a hard time making sense of your electric bill every month? Atlantic City Electric residents don’t need to be confused anymore because its newly designed bill is now more customer-friendly,...
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PSEG Partners with Home Depot to Install Solar Panels for Your Home
New Jersey residents can save up to three-quarters of their current electric bill by installing solar panels on their roof from a local Home Depot. At the Vauxhall Home Depot, interested customers can...
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Switch Your Business’s Electricity Supplier and Save Thousands!
Within this past year, the number of New Jersey electric consumers that switched suppliers significantly jumped from 164,000 to 350,000. Although this number makes up only about ten percent of all New...
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Buying Renewable Electricity for Your Home Just Got Easier
On the Atlantic City coast, a recently developed Jersey-Atlantic wind farm has allowed residential consumers to be able to use wind energy for a fraction of their monthly energy usage. Although New...
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Save Money and Energy by Zoning your Home!
During these hot summer months, electric utility companies have attempted to loosen the demand on electricity across the grid by offering incentives for turning down the A/C during the day. Now, thanks...
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ACE Residents May See Increase in Monthly Electric Bill
On August 5th, Atlantic City Electric proposed to the NJ Board of Public Utilities to raise its residential distribution rates by $58.89 million to account for rising costs to provide customers with...
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Beware of Electricity Meter Reading Estimates!
PSE&G customers can unknowingly be building up electric and gas debt for months until they are billed for thousands of dollars at once. How could this possibly happen? Consumers who are an equal...
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Middle-Income Households Can Still Receive an Energy Grant
New Jersey households don’t necessarily have to have an income lower than the limit for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) to receive a grant to help pay their electric and gas bills....
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Become Educated About Switching Suppliers
Although more than 20% of Pennsylvania customers have opted to switch from their default electricity suppliers, only about 9% of New Jersey electricity customers have taken advantage of deregulation...
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In NJ, flushing the toilet can power your home
Synagro Technologies, a biosolids treatment company, recently signed a ten year contract with the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority to be able to convert the biosolids that it produces...
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