Public Service Electric and Gas Company Data Access Guide
Public Service Electric and Gas Company (PSE&G) is New Jersey's largest investor-owned utility, delivering electric and gas service to roughly 2.4 million electric customers. For C&I energy teams, PSE&G provides interval data through its MySmartEnergy/MyMeter portal (15-minute to monthly granularity) and EDI for third-party suppliers, operating within New Jersey's deregulated Energy Choice market. Green Button/ESPI is not yet implemented as of 2026.
How to Get Your Public Service Electric and Gas Company Data: All Access Methods
| Method | 1st Party | 3rd Party | Customer Types | Data Types | Latency | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| My Account (Billing) | ✓ | ✓ | All | Bills, usage | Per billing cycle | |
| MySmartEnergy Portal | ✓ | ✓ | AMI customers | Interval, usage | 1-2 hour delay | Web/CSV |
| EDI (867 Meter Reading) | — | ✓ | C&I via TPS/EC | Usage, meter reads | Batch | ANSI X12 |
| EDI (814/810/820) | — | ✓ | C&I via TPS | Enrollment, invoice, payment | Batch | ANSI X12 |
| Benchmarking (ENERGY STAR) | ✓ | ✓ | Commercial buildings | Aggregated usage | Monthly | Portfolio Manager |
Billing Data Access
PSE&G provides billing data through the My Account portal, with current and previous 15 billing statements (roughly 15-18 months), detailed charge breakdowns, and PDF downloads.
What Data Is on Your Public Service Electric and Gas Company Bill
- Current month billing
- Previous 15 billing statements
- Detailed charge breakdown (generation, transmission, distribution)
- Rate schedule information
- Payment history
- Usage summaries
How to Download Public Service Electric and Gas Company Bills (Business & Commercial)
- 01Log in to My Account at nj.myaccount.pseg.com
- 02Open Billing & Payment History
- 03Review detailed C&I charge breakdown
- 04Download bill PDFs or use My Documents
- 05Use MySmartEnergy for interval/usage CSV export
How to Download Public Service Electric and Gas Company Bills (Residential)
- 01Visit nj.myaccount.pseg.com and log in or register
- 02Go to the My Bill section
- 03Select Billing & Payment History
- 04View current bill and history
- 05Download PDFs of current and previous 15 bills
Third-Party Access to Public Service Electric and Gas Company Billing Data
Customer Consent Form
- 01Customer completes Form of Customer Consent to Data Release
- 02Form signed by authorized representative (no blank fields)
- 03Third party submits the signed form to PSE&G
- 04PSE&G provides data via portal or EDI per agreement
Want to understand the charges on your bill?
See the Public Service Electric and Gas Company Rate Schedules & Tariff Guide →Interval Data & Smart Meters
PSE&G has deployed AMI through its Clean Energy Future-Energy Cloud (CEF-EC) program. Nearly all electric customers now have smart meters. Interval data is available through the MySmartEnergy/MyMeter portal at 15-minute, hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly granularity with CSV/spreadsheet export.
How to Download Public Service Electric and Gas Company Interval Data via Green Button
- 01Log in to MySmartEnergy at mysmartenergy.nj.pseg.com (or via My Account)
- 02Open the energy dashboard
- 03Select a time range and interval granularity
- 04Choose the data download option
- 05Export to CSV/spreadsheet
Interval data is essential for rate comparison and TOU analysis.
See which Public Service Electric and Gas Company rate schedule is best for your usage pattern →Third-Party API Access
PSE&G does not offer a public REST API or developer portal as of 2026. Third parties access interval data either through MySmartEnergy portal authorization (customer-delegated) or via EDI after Third Party Supplier / Energy Consultant enrollment. Custom integrations are available by business partnership.
Available Public Service Electric and Gas Company API Endpoints
| Function | Endpoint | Method | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meter reading data (EDI) | EDI 867 via SFTP (no REST endpoint) | GET | ANSI X12 004010 |
How to Register as a Public Service Electric and Gas Company API Vendor
- 01Obtain customer authorization (portal or consent form)
- 02For automated access, enroll as TPS or Energy Consultant with NJBPU and PSE&G
- 03Complete EDI application with PGP keys
- 04Pass EDI certification testing (814, 867, 810, 997)
- 05Begin EDI transaction exchange via SFTP
EDI (Electronic Data Interchange)
Supported Public Service Electric and Gas Company EDI Transaction Sets
| Code | Name | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| 814 | Change Request/Response | Customer switches, meter changes, service modifications |
| 867 | Meter Reading | Consumption data, usage readings, billing data (outbound to TPS) |
| 810 | Invoice | Bill presentation for consolidated billing (outbound to TPS) |
| 820 | Payment Order/Remittance | Bill payments and remittance processing (inbound) |
| 271 | Eligibility Notification | Customer eligibility status and account qualification |
| 997 | Functional Acknowledgement | Confirmation of EDI message receipt and processing |
How to Enroll in Public Service Electric and Gas Company EDI
- 01Obtain NJ BPU TPS or Energy Consultant license
- 02Obtain PJM certifications and agreements (electric suppliers)
- 03Submit the PSE&G TPS Application to TPSupplier@PSEG.com
- 04Submit signed Confidentiality Agreements (TPS and EDI provider)
- 05Submit EDI application with PGP keys
- 06Complete EDI certification testing
- 07Satisfy credit requirements and receive activation
Rate Schedules & Tariff Analysis
PSE&G is a delivery utility in a PJM retail-choice market. The supply (BGS) portion of large C&I bills is exposed to PJM capacity prices, which have spiked sharply; the delivery portion is set by NJBPU rate cases and is driven by demand ($/kW) for LPL/GLP customers. Voltage-level selection (secondary vs primary/HT) and demand management are the primary delivery-side levers; competitive supply procurement (or solar) addresses the supply side.
Public Service Electric and Gas Company Rate Schedule List
| Schedule | Applicability |
|---|---|
| GLP | General commercial, secondary voltage |
| LPL-Secondary | Large C&I secondary, ~500 kW+ |
| LPL-Primary/HT | Large industrial primary/HT voltage |
| GSG / LVG | Commercial/large-volume firm gas |
Public Service Electric and Gas Company Rate Features & TOU Details
- Named delivery schedules: GLP (general), LPL (large, secondary/primary/HT subclasses)
- LPL typically applies at ~500 kW peak load share and above
- Demand charges ($/kW) dominate large-customer delivery bills
- BGS supply set by annual February auction (effective June 1); BGS-CIEP hourly option for LPL/GLP
- Gas C&I via GSG and LVG schedules; Conservation Incentive Program rider applies
For a deeper analysis including cost optimization strategies and historical rate trends:
Read the full Public Service Electric and Gas Company Rate Optimization Guide →Other Data Access Programs
NJ Energy and Water Benchmarking Program
Under NJ's Clean Energy Act, commercial buildings >25,000 sq ft must benchmark energy and water annually via ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager. PSE&G provides whole-building aggregated data through MySmartEnergy.
- 01Confirm the building qualifies (>25,000 sq ft, NJ, commercial)
- 02Register at the PSE&G benchmarking page
- 03Define building composition in MySmartEnergy
- 04Request whole-building aggregated data
- 05Authorize ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager data exchange
- 06Authorize a third-party service provider via consent form
NJ Energy Choice / Third Party Supplier Program
New Jersey's deregulated supply program allowing customers to choose competing Third Party Suppliers. EDI integration is required for participation.
- 01Supplier obtains NJBPU TPS/EC license
- 02Submit PSE&G TPS Application
- 03Complete confidentiality and billing agreements
- 04Pass EDI certification testing
- 05Satisfy credit and receive activation
MySmartEnergy Third-Party Authorization
Customers can delegate MySmartEnergy portal access to energy managers and consultants for interval data without EDI enrollment.
- 01Customer logs into MySmartEnergy and opens access settings
- 02Provide consent to a specific third party
- 03Third party creates a MySmartEnergy account
- 04Third party requests access; customer approves
- 05Third party views and exports authorized interval data
Limitations & Considerations
- ⚠Green Button/ESPI and public REST API are not available from the utility as of 2026; programmatic access is available through Nectar (docs.nectarclimate.com).
- ⚠Billing portal history is limited to the previous 15 statements (~15-18 months).
- ⚠Gas interval data availability is limited compared to electric.
- ⚠Automated third-party access through the utility requires lengthy TPS/EC enrollment and EDI certification (2-4 months).
Public Service Electric and Gas Company Data Access FAQ
How do C&I customers get interval data from PSE&G?▾
Smart-metered customers access 15-minute to monthly interval data through the MySmartEnergy/MyMeter portal and export it as CSV/spreadsheet. Third parties can be delegated portal access by the customer, or use EDI 867 after Third Party Supplier enrollment.
Does PSE&G support Green Button or a public API?▾
Not as of 2026. PSE&G has not implemented Green Button/ESPI or a public REST API. Standardized data access is under NJ BPU review (Docket EO20110716). Today, use MySmartEnergy CSV export or EDI for automated access.
Is supply deregulated in PSE&G territory?▾
Yes. New Jersey's Energy Choice market lets customers buy electric and gas supply from licensed Third Party Suppliers while PSE&G provides delivery. Customers who do not choose receive Basic Generation Service (BGS).
How do we meet NJ building benchmarking requirements?▾
Buildings over 25,000 sq ft must benchmark annually. Use PSE&G's MySmartEnergy benchmarking program to send whole-building aggregated data to ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager; consultants can be authorized via the customer consent form.
What does it take for a supplier to get automated PSE&G data?▾
A Third Party Supplier or Energy Consultant must hold an NJBPU license, complete PSE&G's application and agreements, exchange PGP keys, and pass EDI certification testing. Plan 2-4 months before EDI access is operational.
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