Compare New Jersey Electricity Rates
Compare PSEG, JCP&L, Atlantic City Electric, and Rockland Electric Third-Party Supplier plans. Ranked by total monthly bill at your real usage — base charges and fees included, not just the sticker rate.
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How New Jersey Energy Choice Works
New Jersey deregulated retail electricity in 1999 under the Electric Discount and Energy Competition Act. Your bill splits into two parts: delivery (handled by your Electric Distribution Company — PSEG, JCP&L, Atlantic City Electric, or Rockland Electric) and generation (handled by either the EDC's Basic Generation Service rate or a Third-Party Supplier you choose).
The NJ Board of Public Utilities licenses every Third-Party Supplier, sets BGS rates through an annual auction, and runs NJ Energy Choice as the consumer-facing comparison. When you switch, your EDC continues to deliver electricity — same wires, same outage response. The switch processes on your next meter read.
A TPS rate below your EDC's Basic Generation Service rate at your real usage saves money on the supply portion of your bill. We rank every NJBPU-licensed plan by total monthly cost — base charges and fees included.