New Jersey § 48:2-22 Compacts for joint regulation and control of gas and electricity rates

New Jersey Statutes

§ 48:2-22 — Compacts for joint regulation and control of gas and electricity rates

New Jersey § 48:2-22

Title 48PUBLIC UTILITIES

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 48:2-22 (2026).

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The board may enter into compacts in the name of the state of New Jersey with the states of New York, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, or any one or more of such states, or any other state, through such body in each such state or states as may be designated by law to act, for the purpose of establishing joint regulation and control of rates for electricity and gas transmitted between such states. The board shall report for ratification the terms of any such compact to the legislature of this state at a regular session thereof after the compact has been agreed upon, and shall recommend such legislation, both state and federal, as may be necessary to be enacted to render the compact effective.

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The board may enter into compacts in the name of the state of New Jersey with the states of New York, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, or any one or more of such states, or any other state, through such body in each such state or states as may be designated by law to act, for the purpose of establishing joint regulation and control of rates for electricity and gas transmitted between such states. The board shall report for ratification the terms of any such compact to the legislature of this state at a regular session thereof after the compact has been agreed upon, and shall recommend such legislation, both state and federal, as may be necessary to be enacted to render the compact effective.