Meter reads are ongoing for the Hoboken Renewable Energy Program in which residents can get even more of their electricity from clean energy sources while saving money.
The program, which has saved residents over $800,000 since its launch, updated this year with a new provider IDT. It supports the City’s Climate Action Plan goal of net-zero energy by 2030.
The updated program includes the optional offering of 100 percent renewable energy at lower cost than what PSE&G is offering and minimum renewable options, as well as the new 20 percent base option for renewable energy.
PSE&G will continue to distribute residents’ electricity and will remain their utility, but residents will buy their electricity supply through the Hoboken Renewable Energy Program.
The program is an opt-out program as required by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities as stated in N.J.A.C. 14:4-6. Please note, residents can opt-out of the program at any time and there are no fees associated with opting out of the program.
For updated program information, questions, or concerns, please call the program energy consultants at 866-688-5197 option 3 or visit the City’s Renewable Energy Program website at www.hobokennj.gov/renewableenergy.
