Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L)
JCP&L's standard price: 17.05 cents per kWh
October 1, 2026 to May 31, 2027
See all Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) electric pricesSee what each company charges today if you never picked another company.
Prices from each utility’s own posted standard price, checked November 12, 2026.
Under each name: what you pay if you never picked another company (the Price to Compare on your bill), and in green, what locking a lower price could save a typical home.
Changing your price never turns off your power or your gas.
The standard price is what you pay if you never picked another company. Judy compares your bill with this price.
Electric bills measure electricity in kWh.
JCP&L's standard price: 17.05 cents per kWh
October 1, 2026 to May 31, 2027
See all Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) electric pricesPSE&G's standard price: 19.79 cents per kWh
October 1, 2026 to May 31, 2027
See all PSE&G electric pricesThe standard price is what you pay if you never picked another company. Judy compares your bill with this price.
Gas bills here measure gas in therms. The standard gas price is set once a year and can change a few times during the year.
NJNG's standard price: 40.17 cents per therm
Since November 1, 2026
See all New Jersey Natural Gas pricesPSE&G's standard price: 36.34 cents per therm
Since November 1, 2026
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BGS means Basic Generation Service. It is the power your utility buys for you if you never picked another company.
The four utilities buy it at one statewide auction each February. Your bill calls its price the Price to Compare.
PSE&G and JCP&L change their electric price each June 1, and sometimes in between. In summer, power costs more after your first 600 kWh in a month.
BGSS means Basic Gas Supply Service. It is your gas company's own price for gas. It is set once a year, starting October 1, and can change during the year.
New Jersey doesn't publish a list of company prices for homes. So Judy compares your price with your utility's own price.
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Checked Oct 10, 2026NJ Board of Public Utilities
Your utility sends a letter. Then you have 7 days to tell your utility.
Checked Oct 10, 2026NJ Board of Public Utilities
False. Only taxes can push it up during the fixed period.
Checked Oct 10, 2026NJ Board of Public Utilities
Every New Jersey utility's standard electric and gas price for November 2026, what changed since October, and new prices already announced.
New Jersey · Electric and gas · · 2 min read
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We check the standard prices every 2 hours.