We also understand the
need to support the state’s economic development goals by building a strong workforce that can represent the communities we serve. As our
region’s economy and power needs evolve, PSEG is prepared to evolve as well. Energy jobs are expected to grow
exponentially over the next few years, and we want to
train and build a workforce that can fill those jobs. We are
also developing broad supply chains that enable effective
operations, support our communities and mitigate risk.
economic development goals by building a strong workforce that can represent the communities we serve. As our
region’s economy and power needs evolve, PSEG is prepared to evolve as well. Energy jobs are expected to grow
exponentially over the next few years, and we want to
train and build a workforce that can fill those jobs. We are
also developing broad supply chains that enable effective
operations, support our communities and mitigate risk.
Below are some highlights that demonstrate our focus on
preparing for the future:
Continuing operational excellence. Our customers
expect their utility service to be predictable, reliable and
accountable. To meet those expectations, we focus on efficient operations to deliver quality service today, position
us to meet the energy needs of the future and keep bills
as affordable as possible.
Investments to keep our utility best-in-class. PSE&G’s
regulated capital investment plan calls for $21 billion to $24
billion for capital projects through 2029. These projects
include meeting growing energy demand, reducing methane leaks, enhancing storm resiliency and improving local
reliability in neighborhoods and on streets.
Advancing affordable and clean energy initiatives. More
than 415,000 people have taken advantage of our energy
efficiency programs, which both reduce carbon emissions
and save customers money. Clean energy is also an
important economic driver, with job opportunities in this
sector booming.