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About NJUA
The New Jersey Utilities Association (NJUA) was founded in 1915 to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and a unified voice in the public policy arena for the investor-owned companies that provide essential electric, natural gas, telecommunications, water and sewerage services. These companies reliably and efficiently provide vital services to virtually every citizen, commercial business and industry in the Garden State.
 NJUA members are able to deliver their essential services because of their investment in, operation and maintenance of vast networks of utility infrastructure—infrastructure that is a critical part of the backbone of New Jersey’s economy. But NJUA members are more than companies with pipes and wires, they provide services that support the State’s quality of life. NJUA member companies touch the lives of every person who lives or works in New Jersey. Because of the services provided safely and reliably every day by New Jersey’s investor-owned utilities, people can read when it’s dark; heat and cool their homes, schools and businesses; enjoy clean water; preserve and prepare food; and communicate rapidly and regularly with friends, family and colleagues. Through utility services, office buildings come to life, factories run, street lights come on, and voice and data communications are possible. New Jersey’s utilities help drive the economic engine and maintain the wellbeing of the State.
Through its committees’ innovative ideas, critical information is shared among member companies. This exchange benefits the membership by increasing its ability to supply consumers with the highest quality service at the most affordable prices.
NJUA's Mission
To improve efficiency and service through the exchange of ideas, experience and know-how among utility companies.
To advocate for the industry before the State Legislature and regulatory agencies to achieve policies that promote the interest of utilities and their customers in the provision of safe, reliable, environmentally conscious and cost effective services.
To promote a broader understanding of the investor-utility industry and its contributions to public well-being and New Jersey’s economy.
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