Energy Aggregation
PSE&G Program Ending in September 2022
The Sustainable Energy Alliance Energy Aggregation Program contract for PSE&G customers officially ends on the date of the customer's September 2022 meter read date. At that time, all participants are automatically switched back to PSE&G as their electric utility.
Residents do not have to take any action.
2021 Sustainable Energy Alliance
Questions, Issues, Opting Out
Residents may have questions or issues at any time, may have missed the opportunity to opt out prior to the beginning of the program or may decide to opt out of the program at any time. Please contact:
Gabel Associates:
1-855-365-0770 or email sea-info@gabelassociates.com
Energy Harbor:
1-866-646-3749 or email firstchoice@energyharbor.com
About Energy Aggregation Programs
Energy deregulation in New Jersey allows customers to choose their electricity and natural gas suppliers. This provides customers with a choice of competitive energy suppliers, while the delivery, transmission, and distribution of power remains the responsibility of the current, local, regulated power company, and service reliability remains steady.
When more people take advantage of deregulation, the marketplace responds accordingly. Almost all consumers in deregulated markets can benefit from lower electricity and natural gas prices. However, switching energy providers to save money can be complex.
The Township of Livingston is working with outside energy consultant Gabel Associates, which is assisting with the Sustainable Essex Alliance (SEA) program for PSE&G customers.
More Information
For more on how government energy aggregation works, visit the NJGEA website.
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2019 Livingston Community Energy Aggregation (LCEA) program for JCP&L and PSE&G customers