JCP&L will launch a broad selection of energy efficiency programs this summer to help customers save energy, reduce bills and protect the environment. The three-year programs, which will begin July 1, 2021, and run through June 30, 2024, were recently approved by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) for residential, commercial and industrial customers across the state.

“We are committed to helping our customers understand the benefits of energy efficiency and the wide variety of savings options available to them,” said Jim Fakult, president, JCP&L.

“The easy-to-access programs offered through JCP&L’s plan bring customers more energy efficiency opportunities than ever before and allow them to choose the solutions that provide the greatest benefits for their home or business.”

The following programs will be among those available to JCP&L customers starting July 1:

• Appliance recycling incentives to customers who turn in older, inefficient appliances such as second refrigerators, freezers and room air conditioners
• Rebates for purchases of energy efficient heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and appliances
• Instant discounts on lighting purchased in select stores
• Customer education of energy usage through online audits that provide a customized way to identify energy-saving opportunities that reflect an individual home’s characteristics and energy systems
• Quick Home Energy Check-ups that provide energy education and items valued up to $150 to help customers start to save energy immediately
• Home Performance with ENERGY STAR, which provides customers a comprehensive audit and energy efficient action plan that recommends upgrades and connects them with available incentives
• Home weatherization for income qualifying customers
• Incentives for commercial and industrial customers upgrading HVAC, lighting, refrigeration, food service and other equipment
• ​Audits with direct installed measures to small business customers including lighting, controls, HVAC upgrades and refrigeration

Overall, JCP&L’s energy efficiency programs are projected to reduce electricity use by more than 480,000 megawatt-hours through June 2024, equal to the average annual electricity use of more than 60,000 homes. This reduced electricity use also could help avoid annual emissions of more than 340,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide, equivalent to the greenhouse gas emissions produced by approximately 74,000 passenger vehicles each year. In addition to producing environmental benefits and energy and cost savings for customers, these cost-effective programs will also provide significant economic development benefits.

More information on these programs along with other energy conservation tips is available at www.energysaveNJ.com.*

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