Electric prices deregulated in NJ Businesses and residents save
As with the phone company and cable television, the state of New Jersey has deregulated electric service. While Jersey Central Power and Light and Public Service Electric will still maintain a business or residences’ electric service, and maintain the power grid network, other licensed suppliers can now provide the electricity at lower rates. It’s the same energy only at a lower price. The relationship between the business or household does not change with JCP&L or PSE&G because the bill each month still comes from either of these two companies. If you have a service contract with either PSE&G or JCP&L or if you are enrolled in budget billing, nothing changes. Except every dollar saved goes directly into your pocket.
iConnectEnergy and Verde Energy, are offering all businesses and residences in NJ reduced pricing which can lead to a documented savings of up to 15% a month of the supply portion of your electric bill. Additionally, a $50 check is issued to each business or residence for signing up. Just complete the rebate after your first month of service.There are no contracts to sign and the sign- up takes less than five minutes.
This is so simple and easy. Now purchasing energy is comparable to shopping in the supermarket with your supermarket discount card. If you are buying Corn Flakes and the person in front of you is buying Corn Flakes, you use your supermarket card and pay much less for the same Corn Flakes. It’s now the same situation in purchasing your energy. You now have a choice and you have the discount card, it’s called iConnectEnergy.Customers can visit the website to enroll and receive information about their $50 rebate check and discount of up to 15%. All of this is at no cost to the business or consumer. From your internet browser enter www.iconnectenergy.com/6209 That’s it and you’ll see savings each and every month for your home or business in your wallet. You must include the full internet address above to receive your $50 rebate check.