Governor signs bill aimed at preventing utility bill 'sticker shock' • New Jersey Monitor
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Governor signs bill aimed at preventing utility bill 'sticker shock' • New Jersey Monitor
The bill, a bid to allow customers to adjust their usage to avoid unforeseen spikes in utility costs, comes as electric bills are set to rise. (Dana DiFilippo | New Jersey Monitor)New Jersey’s gas and electric utilities will be required to inform certain customers of their energy use and costs before monthly bills are issued under a bill Gov. Phil Murphy signed into law Tuesday. The bill is a bid to allow customers to adjust their usage to avoid…
New Jersey law aims to prevent energy bill shock
Gov. Phil Murphy signed a new law April 22 that requires utility companies to establish an Energy BillWatch program. The measure (Senate Bill 3620/Assembly Bill 4817) comes against the backdrop of surging electric bills in New Jersey. The legislation aims to help ratepayers avoid sticker shock. Key provisions of the law include: Applies to electric and gas companies that use smart meters Requires notifications on the 10th day of each billing cy…
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