NJ Gubernatorial Candidates Outline Plans to Lower Utility Bills

NJ gubernatorial candidates outline plans to lower utility bills

KENILWORTH, N.J. - As the New Jersey utility bill blame game continues in Trenton, both candidates for Governor are proposing their solutions to help New Jerseyans save money. Democratic candidate Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill, speaking at a news conference on Wednesday in Kenilworth, laid out her policy plans to bring down energy bill costs. More Local News "When I take office, the average New Jersey family won't see an increase in utility…

Sherrill unveils energy plan to cut NJ utility costs

The basics: Sherrill vows to freeze utility rates on day one as governor Plan calls for modernizing natural gas facilities, expanding solar, battery storage and nuclear Candidate to declare state of emergency on energy costs Pledges greater transparency and accountability for utilities Democrat gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill announced Aug. 20 a set of steps she would take as governor to address the energy crisis, which has led to skyroc…