PSE&G

During Utility Scam Awareness Week, PSE&G warns customers of the telltale signs of being scammed and what to do.

Home boilers and furnaces exposed to recent floodwaters should be checked out by a professional technician before operating again.

Still, even the relative overall successes of power companies during this most recent severe storm can provide lessons for the future.

Before starting any home improvement project that involves digging, PSE&G reminds customers it's the law to first call 8-1-1.

PSE&G said the typical residential customer would see rates reduced by 3%, or an average of $3 per month.

PSE&G reminds customers to properly handle and dispose of Mylar balloons so they don't drift into power lines, causing outages and fires.

In about 40 days, utility companies in New Jersey could have the green light to shut off your power, gas or water due to nonpayment.

PSE&G is warning customers to be on alert for scammers requesting payments via digital payment apps.

Environmental groups that caught wind of the agreement quickly pounced.

Millions of PSE&G customers will ultimately receive smart meters now that the utility has been given the green light from the NJ Board of Public Utilities to install them.