The New Jersey Utilities Association has moved. Please use the new address on all correspondence moving forward. 

New Jersey Utilities Association 
154 W. State Street, 1st Fl. 
Trenton, NJ 08608

Please note, NJUA's phone number and email addresses remain unchanged. 

NJUA encourages New Jersey residents to always call 811 a few days before digging

Trenton, N.J. – This April marks National Safe Digging Month. In recognition of National Safe Digging Month, the New Jersey Utilities Association (NJUA) is reminding New Jersey residents to always call 811 three full business days before any digging project. National Safe Digging Month is formally recognized by the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate and has traditionally earned the support from nearly every state governor across the country.

Applications for NJUA's 2018 scholarships are now available online.

For full applications, click the following links. 

• James R. Leva Scholarship Award 
• Excellence in Diversity Scholarship Award 
• NJUA Trade and Vocational School Scholarship Award
• NAWC 2018 Scholarship Application 

Clean natural gas isn’t a fuel source the public readily associates with electricity generation, because 75 percent of New Jersey households use natural gas directly, for heating their homes and cooking. The fact is, however, that natural gas fuels 56 percent of our electricity generation, too.

JON HURDLE | DECEMBER 4, 2017
NJSpotlight.com 

Jersey Water Works, a collaborative with some 350 members, wants to make water systems and their problems highly visible, even though they’re typically underground

If New Jersey’s aging network of water pipes and sewers wasn’t buried underground, it might be easier to convince the public that it is in such bad shape it needs repairs and renovations that would cost tens of billions of dollars.

TRENTON, NJ – The New Jersey Utilities Association (NJUA), the statewide trade association for the investor-owned utilities, in partnership with Assemblyman Wayne P. DeAngelo, chairman of the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee, will host the third annual Utility Job and Career Fair on Monday, November 13 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Conference Center at Mercer, located at Mercer County College.

New Jersey Careers in Utilities Week runs October 16 – 20, 2017

TRENTON, N.J. - The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, along with the New Jersey Utilities Association (NJUA) and the regulated utility companies this week are recognizing New Jersey Careers in Utilities Week. Last year, Governor Christie signed legislation that designates the third week in October to be observed as New Jersey Career in Utilities Week to celebrate the state’s investor-owned public utility workforce and to draw attention to employment opportunities in the public utility sector. 

Trenton, NJ –The New Jersey Utilities Association (NJUA) has identified five deserving New Jersey high school students as the 2017 recipients of the Association’s James R. Leva Scholarship, Excellence in Diversity Scholarship and Trade and Vocational School Scholarship awards. 

The Hon. Elizabeth Randall, former commissioner, NJBPU; The Hon. Joseph L. Fiordaliso, commissioner, NJBPU; Mary Patricia Keefe, chairperson, NJUA and vice president, external affairs and business support, Elizabethtown Gas; The Hon. Jeanne M. Fox, NJUA’s 2017 Distinguished Service Award recipient; Andrew Hendry, president and CEO, NJUA; The Hon. Edward Salmon, former president and commissioner, NJBPU; The Hon. Mary-Anna Holden, commissioner, NJBPU. 

Trenton, NJ – The New Jersey Utilities Association (NJUA) has awarded the utility industry’s highest honor, the NJUA Distinguished Service Award, to the Honorable Jeanne M. Fox for her highly accomplished and influential career in the regulated utility industry. The award was presented during the Association’s 102nd Annual Conference at Harrah’s Resort in Atlantic City.

NJBiz.com
By Andrew Hendry, New Jersey Utilities Association, May 15, 2017 at 3:00 AM

The New Jersey Utilities Association is joining with hundreds of business, labor and advocacy organizations to recognize National Infrastructure Week from Monday through Friday. The purpose of this week is to highlight the state of the nation’s infrastructure and its critical importance to our economy and well-being.