Find Your New Jersey Electric company
New Jersey's answer is almost uniform: PSE&G delivers both electricity and gas across every one of the state's biggest cities we've sampled, from Newark to Camden. What varies is the choice on top of that delivery. New Jersey runs a full retail electric market, so you pick your own supplier while PSE&G's wires and pipes stay the same either way. Water is the real local variable.
- New Jersey wires PSE&G Leads sampled checks near Newark.
- New Jersey choice 8 choice cities sampled Retail shopping applies across much of sampled New Jersey; municipal islands are the exception.
- New Jersey next step Run the street Type a New Jersey address to name the delivery utility and choice status.
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6,000+ addresses checked · 406 ZIP codes · updated Jul 2026
New Jersey electric coverage draws on 6,000+ in-state address checks inside a 684,000+ national sample. How we verify.
New Jersey electricity coverage
New Jersey electric sampling most often returns PSE&G in places like Newark. Orient here, confirm below.
New Jersey draws electric territories at the parcel, not the city label.
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| Provider | Most common in |
|---|---|
| PSE&G | Newark |
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One delivery utility, your choice of electricity plan
PSE&G is about as close to a single answer as New Jersey gets. It delivered electricity at every sampled address across Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Elizabeth, Edison, Trenton, Camden and Clifton, and supplies natural gas directly at most of them too. That's unusual density for one company across a state this populous.
The wrinkle is that New Jersey runs full retail electric choice: PSE&G owns the wires and reads the meter, but you're free to shop for a different company to actually supply your electricity. Water breaks the PSE&G pattern entirely. Paterson and Clifton both draw from the Passaic Valley Water Commission, but most cities run their own water department, so that's the account worth double-checking at the address level.
New Jersey electricity questions, answered
Who is my electric company in New Jersey?
PSE&G delivered electricity at every address we've sampled across Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Elizabeth, Edison, Trenton, Camden and Clifton. It's the utility that owns the wires and reads your meter regardless of which retail supplier bills you. Run the lookup to confirm your specific address.
Can I choose my own electricity supplier in New Jersey?
Yes. New Jersey runs a deregulated retail electric market statewide. PSE&G still delivers the power and remains the utility of record, but you're free to shop around for a different company to supply the electricity itself.
Is PSE&G also my gas company?
In most of the cities we've sampled, Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Trenton, Camden and Clifton, yes, PSE&G delivers natural gas directly alongside electricity. Confirm with the lookup, since not every New Jersey city follows that exact pattern.
Who handles water in New Jersey cities?
It varies more than electric or gas does. Paterson and Clifton both draw water from the Passaic Valley Water Commission, but most other cities run their own municipal water department instead. Check your specific address with the lookup rather than assuming one citywide answer.
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Electricity territories on this page come from our address-level mapping database for New Jersey (geographically spread sample addresses), not from inventing a statewide monopoly. Page published 2026-08-03; underlying sample refreshed 2026-07-22. Always confirm yours with the lookup. Read how we verify provider data.