Allows electric public utilities to enter into agreements to place power restoration equipment on private property in anticipation of certain power outages.
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Overview
This bill would allow New Jersey’s electric public utilities to work with private property owners to place equipment needed for power restoration on their land before a major power outage occurs. The utility would determine what equipment is needed and where it should be placed, aiming to speed up restoration efforts after events like storms or other disasters. The bill includes specific definitions for key terms like ‘major event’ and ‘sustained interruption’ to ensure clarity and consistency.
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