"Load Forecast Accountability Act"; requires BPU to review electricity load forecasting in State.

This bill requires New Jersey's Board of Public Utilities (BPU) to collect and review electricity load forecasts submitted by electric utilities to the regional grid operator (PJM). It directly affects electric public utilities (like Jersey Central Power & Light) that must share their long-term demand forecasts with the BPU, excluding short-term forecasts. The BPU must analyze these forecasts for accuracy, coordinate with PJM and neighboring states to prevent duplicate project counting, and submit annual reports to the Governor and Legislature starting in 2026. The goal is to increase transparency in how future electricity demand is projected, ensuring forecasts better reflect actual needs and avoid unnecessary infrastructure costs.