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PSE&G CEO LaRossa said utility performed well during heat wave
Source: ROI-NJ · Aug 4, 2026, 11:10 AM
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Ralph LaRossa, chair, president and chief executive officer of Public Service Electric & Gas Co., reported that New Jersey's largest gas and electric utility successfully managed the extreme heat and severe weather that struck the state in late June and early July.
The utility faced significant challenges during the record-breaking temperatures that impacted the region, but LaRossa indicated PSE&G's infrastructure and operations proved resilient under the demanding conditions.
The statement highlights how the utility responded to peak demand periods during one of the most intense heat events in recent New Jersey history.
Key points
- PSE&G CEO Ralph LaRossa confirmed the utility performed well during late June and early July extreme heat
- The blistering heat set temperature records across New Jersey
- PSE&G is the state's oldest and largest gas and electric delivery utility
- The utility successfully handled intense heat and wild weather conditions
FAQ
- How did PSE&G perform during the recent heat wave?
- CEO Ralph LaRossa stated that PSE&G, New Jersey's largest gas and electric utility, was able to handle the intense heat and severe weather that occurred in late June and early July, including record-breaking temperatures in the state.
- What extreme weather did New Jersey experience?
- The state experienced blistering heat in late June and early July that set temperature records, along with wild weather conditions that tested utility infrastructure.
- What is PSE&G's role in New Jersey?
- Public Service Electric & Gas Co. is New Jersey's oldest and largest gas and electric delivery public utility, serving as a critical infrastructure provider for the state.
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