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South Jersey Gas is a natural gas provider serving customers in New Jersey. Log in to your account, make a payment, report a gas leak, or learn about programs and safety tips.
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South Jersey Gas is a natural gas provider for over 400,000 customers in six counties in New Jersey. It offers energy efficiency programs, clean energy solutions, and community involvement through its subsidiary South Jersey Industries.
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Enjoy the ease and convenience of securely managing your account from anywhere - on your computer, tablet, or mobile device 24/7/365. Pay your bill in real time. Convenient payment options. Easily opt for Paperless Billing, Auto Pay and more. View tips for saving energy and money.
Programs to help you save energy and money. Energy efficiency upgrades can lower your monthly gas bill and pay for themselves over time. Whether it’s a small change or an investment, incentives and services can help everyone enjoy a cozy and cost-effective home.
7 mar 2022 · South Jersey Industries, Inc., the owner of two of the state’s four gas utilities, is being taken private in an all-cash deal valued at $8.1 billion. The Folsom-based energy company has entered into an agreement to be acquired by the Infrastructure Investments Fund, a group within J.P. Morgan Investment Management Inc.
22 sie 2022 · When South Jersey Gas officials secured approval in June from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities to implement a five-year, $200 million Infrastructure Investment Program, they knew it could have great impact in the region — and they knew that impact could begin to be seen right away.
