ENERGY BILLS
Rate cases, supply charges and billing changes at PSE&G, JCP&L, Atlantic City Electric, Rockland Electric and New Jersey's gas utilities — explained in plain language.
ENERGY BILLSTotal kWh used, your effective cost per kilowatt-hour, and your 12-month usage history — the three numbers on every NJ electric bill that explain what you're actually paying for.
A $250 monthly electric bill is $3,000 a year. Here's what that looks like over ten years, with clearly labeled scenarios for flat and rising costs.
Two households with identical usage can pay different amounts depending on which utility delivers their power.
Commodity prices, weather and delivery charges combine to set what New Jersey households pay to heat their homes each winter.