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Ranked by what each would add to a typical monthly bill if approved as asked. Commissions usually approve less. Cases without a published residential figure sit at the end.
JCP&L is asking to raise base delivery rates but has proposed offsetting the impact for residential customers until 2028, so this would not show up on typical bills right away even if approved.
This is a smaller increase than 2025's BGS jump, but it stacks on top of it for JCP&L default-supply customers.
PSE&G default supply customers got a small decrease in mid-2026, unlike JCP&L customers in the same auction.
This is a default electric supply price increase from the statewide auction, not a JCP&L delivery rate case; shopping for a competitive supplier avoids it.
If you buy default electric supply through PSE&G rather than a third-party supplier, this auction result is why your total bill jumped in mid-2025; it is a supply cost, not a PSE&G delivery rate increase.