City of Hoboken Renewable Energy Program

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Welcome to the City of Hoboken's Renewable Energy Program web page. In August 2023, the City of Hoboken adopted Ordinance #B-583 authorizing the establishment of the Renewable Energy Program for the purpose of providing more clean, green energy at a lower electricity price than what PSE&G is currently offering. This program is a major step toward achieving the City's goal of reaching net-zero energy by 2030, as established by Hoboken's Climate Action Plan. In this program, PSE&G will continue to distribute residents' electricity and will remain their utility, but residents will buy their electricity supply through the Hoboken Renewable Energy Program. The program provides an additional 10% renewable electricity (like solar and wind) as the Standard Offering and offers residents the option to choose to have 100% of their electricity derived from renewable sources.

The program for residents first began in March 2022. The City of Hoboken held an auction on June 3, 2026 in an effort to continue providing this important program to residents. A contract with Constellation NewEnergy, Inc. was signed for a 14-month term that begins with residents' meter reads in — and ends with meter reads after —. PSE&G continues to deliver your electricity and remains your utility.

To opt out of the program, residents can call 844-507-4137 or use the online opt-out form. Residents can call 866-688-5197 or email info@concord-engineering.com with questions about the program.

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 PSE&G, 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.