NJ S4518

Requires electric public utilities to separately list the Sales and Use Tax amount on each customer's electricity bill, rather than including it within the total purchase price

Mandates that electric utilities separately itemize the societal benefits charge on each bill and break down how much of that charge funds each specific program (such as social programs, nuclear decommissioning, demand side management, and manufactured gas plant remediation)

Requires electric utilities to separately list "clean energy charges" on bills, including Zero Emission Certificate program costs and any energy efficiency charges not already part of the societal benefits charge

Takes effect on the first day of the sixth month following enactment

Aims to increase transparency by informing customers about charges on their bills that are not directly related to the cost of providing electricity service