Trenton, NJ — New Jersey households are still absorbing last year’s sharp electricity price surge—about 17% in 2025—while facing a smaller projected increase of roughly 1.3% in 2026 under the state’s mitigation plan, according to reports cited by News 12 New Jersey and federal economic data.
The bulk of the financial hit traces back to mid-2025, when utility bills jumped between 16.9% and 20%, one of the steepest increases nationwide, a spike that continues to shape what residents pay this year.

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