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New Jersey BPU Adopts Door-to-Door Sales Ban For Retail Energy Suppliers

March 19, 2020

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Update, 3:40 p.m.

The BPU's written order specifically provides that, "All door-to-door sales activity by third-party suppliers or other sales persons selling energy or energy related products (for example: residential solar, community solar, or energy efficiency offerings) are to be suspended immediately."

The written order provides that the order shall be in effect, "until its revocation."

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The New Jersey BPU today voted to adopt a mandate that all door-to-door sales activity by third-party retail energy suppliers or other sales persons selling energy or energy related products (for example: residential solar, community solar, or energy efficiency offerings) shall be suspended immediately.

A written order was not immediately available

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