Requires BPU to publish third-party energy supplier information on its Internet website; establishes public awareness campaign on retail choice.

This bill requires New Jersey's Board of Public Utilities (BPU) to publish clear, user-friendly information about third-party electricity and gas suppliers on its website within 90 days, updating it quarterly. It directs the BPU to model this information after the most effective website from another state with deregulated energy markets, including plain-language explanations of the benefits of "retail choice" (where customers select their own energy supplier). The bill also mandates a public awareness campaign to educate residential electricity and gas customers - currently only 6.2% and 2.5% of users, respectively, exercise retail choice - on how to use this information. These changes aim to improve customer access to energy supplier options without altering existing retail choice rights.