Vote NO on A6154
New Jerseyans are already facing higher electric bills – and many are cutting back on groceries, heating, and other essentials just to get by. Yet legislation moving in the Assembly and Senate would make the problem worse.
A6154 and S4876 would add $22–$55 per month to customers’ electric bills to subsidize advanced nuclear power projects. These charges would begin long before any electricity is produced, shifting financial risk from developers onto regular people – including older adults.
There is no guarantee these projects will ever be completed. There is no guarantee they will lower bills. But customers would be locked into paying higher charges regardless of the outcome.
Independent experts have raised serious concerns. The New Jersey Division of Rate Counsel warned that this proposal exposes customers to open-ended costs, construction overruns, and years of payments for power that may never come online. Their testimony makes clear that this approach undermines affordability and lacks adequate consumer protections.
New Jersey does need a plan to meet future energy needs. But that plan should be transparent, data-driven, and fair – not built on the backs of people already struggling to afford their utility bills.
Tell lawmakers: Reject A6154 and S4876. Protect affordability. Don’t force customers to assume the risk for power they may never get.
Take action and email your legislators today.



