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June 2020
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Join the thousands of New Jersey homeowners, businesses and municipalities that have taken advantage of incentives offered by New Jersey's Clean Energy Program™. These programs provide opportunities for you to save energy, money and help protect our climate and shoreline. |
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A Letter from Board of Public Utilities President, Joseph L. Fiordaliso
Dear colleagues and friends, While New Jersey has been focused on prioritizing essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic, I wanted to reach out and assure you that the BPU remains committed to safely moving Governor Murphy’s clean energy agenda forward. There is understandable concern due to distancing requirements and the pause in construction and non-essential work unrelated to preservation of health and safety. To that end, on May 1, the Board issued a press release clarifying that the State considers solar projects “essential construction projects” under Gov. Murphy’s Executive Order 122, and that “utility projects, including those necessary for energy and electricity production and transmission and any decommissioning of facilities used for electricity generation” may continue during the Public Health Emergency and State of Emergency declared by the Governor. Also, on May 20 the Board lifted COVID-19 restrictions put in place on March 19 for non-essential construction, thus allowing utilities and clean energy workers to get back on the job while following guidelines laid out in Governor Murphy’s Executive Order #142. |
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NJ Board of Public Utilities COVID-19 RESPONSE Click here for information about:
Utilities Have Voluntarily Suspended Service Shutoffs in Response to COVID-19 Additionally, a number of utilities in the New Jersey are closing walk-in payment centers to support social distancing, while still offering alternative payment options. Click here to find contact information for your local utility or supplier representative. |
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Now Available: Online Application for EV Post-purchase Incentive Program
If you have purchased or leased a new electric vehicle, you may apply for an incentive of up to $5,000. Click here for more information. |
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First Day of Summer: June 20, 2020
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Quick-Link Resources New Jersey Department of Health NJDOL and the Coronavirus (COVID-19): What Employers & Businesses Should Know, New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development NJDOL Benefits and the Coronavirus (COVID-19): What Employees Should Know, New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development Coronavirus and Drinking Water and Wastewater, United State Environmental Protection Agency US Pandemic Planning Efforts and Resources COVID-19, Center for Disease Control |
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New Jersey residents who purchased or leased an eligible electric vehicle on or after January 17, 2020 may apply for the Charge Up New Jersey incentive by completing the online application and submitting supporting documentation.
The first day of Summer is June 20th, 2020. While the warm weather is something to look forward to, for most people the warm weather comes at a price. Don't let a high energy bill ruin your summer! It's possible to cut down your energy bill by managing your energy use efficiently. Check out our Energy Saving Tips for summer savings. |
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