Public Service Electric & Gas (PSEG)

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PSEG is the largest investor-owned electricity and gas utility company in New Jersey, in number of customers, and is based in Newark, NJ. The company delivers electricity and gas to 2.2 million customers New Jersey and Long Island, NY.

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Contact PSEG

You can reach PSEG on the following numbers:

Payment by credit card over the phone at 1-800-357-2262 is possible Mon-Fri, 7:30am - 8pm.

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Understanding your Bill

Check out our guide to understanding your PSEG bill to learn how to read and save money on your energy bill (coming soon).

Rates & Tariffs

If you want more detailed information about the rates and tariffs charged by PSEG, we've got that too. Check out our article on PSEG Rates and Tariffs for an in-depth breakdown of all of the rate items charged by PSEG.

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Activate your account with Public Service Electric & Gas

You are moving and wish to activate your account with Public Service Electric & Gas? It’s simple. Call Public Service Electric & Gas by dialing and give :

  • Your exact address (apt. no., street no., street name, city/town, zipcode).
  • Your name.
  • Date of required activation.

Speak with a customer service agent

Do you have a question related to a commercial issue? Call the Public Service Electric & Gas customer service by dialing . They can help you with questions such as you bill, rates, or the terms of your contract.

Phone number: 800-436-7734 / 800-436-7734

Pay your bill

When you activate your line and create an account in your name, Public Service Electric & Gas may ask you to pay your bills by several options:

  • By automatic account transfer.
  • Check sent by mail.
  • Credit or debit card by telephone.
  • Cash or card at an authorized payment office.