New Jersey Gas & Electric

Company Structure

The U.S. Gas & Electric Family

Utilities served:
Connecticut Light & Power
United Illuminating

Utility served:
Commonwealth Edison

Utility served:
Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO)

Utility served:
Coming Soon

Utility served:
Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE)

Utilities served:
Massachusetts Electric Company
NStar Electric Company
Western Massachusetts Electric Company

Utilities served:
Consumer's Energy
Michigan Consolidated (Michcon/DTE)
Michigan Gas Utilities

Utilities served:
Atlantic City Electric
Jersey Central Power and Light
New Jersey Natural Gas (NJNG)
Public Service Electric and Gas Company (PSE&G)
Rockland Electric
South Jersey Gas

Utilities served:
Central Hudson
Con Edison (ConEd)
National Fuel
National Grid (formerly KeySpan NYC,
KeySpan LI, Niagara Mohawk)
New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG)
Orange & Rockland (O&R)
Rochester Gas & Electric (RG&E)

Utilities served:
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Dominion East Ohio

Utilities served:
Alleghany Power
Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania
Duquesne Light Energy
National Fuel of Pennsylvania
PECO Electric
PECO Gas
Pike County Light and Power
UGI Utilities

MVC Capital

U.S. Gas & Electric is an MVC Capital company (NYSE:MVC), not affiliated with any public utility.

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Michael Tokarz, MVC Capital chairman on CNBC.com

Welcome to New Jersey Gas & Electric

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Where We Sell Energy

Connecticut	Michigan
Illinois	New Jersey
Indiana	New York
Kentucky	Ohio
Maryland	Pennsylvania
Massachusetts

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