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STOP PAYING PSE&G FOR THE "DELIVERY" OF SERVICES

STOP PAYING PSE&G FOR THE "DELIVERY" OF SERVICES

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 9 months ago

Back in 2009 I noticed that PSE&G was charging for the delivery of gas and electricity. However, the “delivery” charge was 50% of my bill or greater. When I asked about the charge I was given the run around until I filed a formal petition (complaint) against PSE&G with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (the Board) where the particulars regarding this issue were finally explained (two years later) but remained both unjust and unreasonable.

The Board transmitted my petition to the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) as a contested matter, which was in error as my complaint sought damages and recovery, which are not within the Board’s jurisdiction. The Board mischaracterized my complaint as a billing dispute challenging the accuracy of my bill, which is incorrect. I moved to have the matter transferred to the Superior Court of New Jersey but my motion was denied and my complaint dismissed.

I’m currently in the process of appealing this matter but in the interim I discovered that the “delivery” charge is part of a surcharge the State permitted PSE&G toassess for the sole purpose of providing special government protection to PSE&G from the effects of competition while denying citizens of New Jersey the benefit of competition.

To date PSE&G has collected approximately $5 billion in “stranded costs” as part of this surcharge and is slated to collect an additional $1.9 billion through the operation of law pursuant to the "Electric Discount and Energy Competition Act" however, the issue is that PSE&G has no competition where the operative question is where is this money going and how is it benefiting citizens of New Jersey?

I need you to sign this petition and join the matter of “Murphy v. PSE&G”, a class action lawsuit filed against PSE&G, which is scheduled to go before the Supreme Court of New Jersey.

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Reached 100 supporters

March 18, 2025

74 Comments

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Patrick
6 months ago Featured

These fees have nothing to do with maintaining the system. Its all about revenue and making a profit. I refuse to pay these outrageous delivery fees! This months gas bill - $73.83 Delivery Fee - $164.05 This months electric - $71.12 Delivery Fee - $20.06 Total Usage G&E - $144.99 Total Delivery Fees G&E -$192.77 PS&G I am not paying the delivery fees anymore.

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LaShonda Sepll
7 months ago Featured

You should not be charged more for them delivering the service to you that you don't use than you are for your usage of that service; my usage fee is so much lower than the delivery fee. I didn't know that a company monopoly was allowed in this country anymore.

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Anonymous
1 year ago Featured

I’m a resident of the city of Englewood and this is outrageous. We should not have to pay so much for delivery when there is no competition. What are you protecting PSEG from?

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Donald Kehoe
3 years ago Featured

This is absurd. The cost of maintaining static infrastructure that was government subsidized should not be this high.

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John Cochran
4 years ago Featured

Criminal the way they can charge whatever they want for different "phases" of delivering the exact same product, thru the exact same supply system, but somehow feel righteous in charging higher prices for it!

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Deborah Freeman
5 years ago Featured

I am paying over 50% of my gas bill as delivery fees/surcharges. That is unacceptable and makes me feel like I am being taken advantage of because I can’t get my gas delivered by anybody else.

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Supporter Verified
28 days ago

The system never gets fixed so why pay bs charges

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Beonca Shute Verified
1 month ago

It’s unfair that the fee is more than what I actually use

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