FAQ'S

Some frequently asked questions

GENERAL QUESTIONS

We've posted some of the more frequently asked questions we receive to help you better understand how the program works.
What is Government Energy Aggregation?
A municipality has the ability to combine the usage of all their residents and/or commercial and governmental properties to obtain a lower energy supply price than what the Local Distribution Company is currently charging. If they get a lower price, they can then offer it to all their constituents.
Who oversees the Government Energy Aggregation process?
What information will I receive about the program?
Is there a fee to be a part of the program?
Do I have to be in this program?
No. You can opt out by going to www.njaggregation.us.
Will I be penalized if I do not become a part of the program?
Is there a fee if I leave the program after it starts?
Is the price a “teaser” price that will go up after I am a part of the program?
Am I going to have to pay more than one bill if I am a part of this program?
No, you will continue to pay one bill to your Local Distribution Company (PSE&G, ACE, JCP&L) and pay that one bill directly to them as you always have.
Will budget billing be offered as part of this program?
If I have solar panels, can I be a part of this program?
Who will now read my meter?
Who do I call with service questions or questions about my bill?
Who do I Call if my electric goes out?
Can my information be sold to advertisers or energy companies?