Program News & Info
Hunterdon Area Energy Cooperative
Lead Agency: Borough of Califon · Supplied by Constellation NewEnergy, Inc. · Utility: JCP&L · 12-Month Term Beginning December 2025
Program Rates Beginning December 2025
Current Program TermElectricity supply rates · December 2025 – November 2026
Rates apply to the HAEC contract term beginning with December 2025 meter reads. Program options and eligibility may vary by account.
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Welcome to the Residential Energy Aggregation webpage for the Hunterdon Area Energy Cooperative (HAEC). The cooperative was formed on May 28, 2018 to pool purchasing and negotiating power for better electricity pricing. Since April 2019, HAEC residents have saved an aggregate of over $2.7M.
During the most recent auction on August 20, 2025, bids received were lower than the JCP&L BGS price-to-compare, and an award was made to Constellation NewEnergy, Inc.The new term begins with December 2025 meter reads and ends with November 2026 meter reads.
You may opt out of the HAEC program at any time with no fees. Call 844-607-8523 or use the online opt-out form. For questions, call the program's energy agents at 866-688-5197 (option 3).
Program Options & Pricing
Current Program Term — electricity supply rates effective with December 2025 meter reads through November 2026. Supplied by Constellation NewEnergy, Inc.; JCP&L remains your utility.
Meets NJ renewable energy minimums.
Renewable electricity matches 100% of your usage.
Default JCP&L supply rate if you opt out.
Questions? Call the program's energy consultants at 866-688-5197 (option 3).
Participating Municipalities
- Borough of Califon (Lead Agency)
- Bethlehem Township
- Town of Clinton
- Delaware Township
- Flemington Borough
- Frenchtown Borough
- High Bridge Borough
- Kingwood Township
- City of Lambertville
- Mendham Township
- Peapack & Gladstone Borough
- Stockton Borough
- Washington Township (Morris County)
Important Dates
Communications & Documents
Program Details
What is energy aggregation?
Government Energy Aggregation (GEA) is a program created by the NJ Government Energy Aggregation Act of 2003. It lets municipalities and counties pool residential energy usage to conduct a bulk bid for the lowest possible electricity supply price.
How does the program work?
Only the supply portion of your electric bill changes. Delivery and distribution continue through JCP&L, which still handles outages and account service. All eligible residents are automatically included unless they have a third-party supplier or choose to opt out.
How Can We Help?
Please check back for additional information, or reach out to a program representative.
866-688-5197