PSEG Long Island recently gave a grant of $5,040 to the Chambers of Commerce of the Moriches to support local businesses, shopping and dining in the downtown areas. The grant funded the purchase of hanging flower baskets that flank Main Street in Center Moriches.

PSEG Long Island is improving the reliability of the energy grid in North Babylon. The storm hardening work on these distribution circuits is part of many system improvements included in the “Power On” program.

As winter heating season approaches, PSEG Long Island reminds customers that programs exist to help people struggling with utility bills. There are also many ways they can lower their bills by using energy wisely. 

PSEG Long Island is introducing five new members of its Business Customer Advocate (BCA) team. 

PSEG Long Island is improving the reliability of the energy grid in Cutchogue, New Suffolk and Mattituck. The storm hardening work on these two distribution circuits is part of many system improvements included in the “Power On” program.

Dozens of PSEG Long Island employees, their family members and friends took to Jones Beach State Park and Riverhead’s Grangebel Park this fall to fight breast cancer. As a flagship sponsor of Long Island’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks, PSEG Long Island, its employees and their families have raised more than $639,000 over the last decade to support this event.

PSEG Long Island recently gave a grant of $8,000 to the Copiague Chamber of Commerce to support local businesses and local commerce. 

PSEG Long Island employees recently provided area schoolchildren with backpacks filled with school supplies to help them start the new school year off right. 

PSEG Long Island congratulates Dees’ Nursery and Florist for earning significant financial savings with the installation of energy efficient lighting throughout its nursery buildings. A fixture in Oceanside for more than 60 years, Dees’ recently replaced its inefficient lighting with LEDs, which earned the business $17,100 in rebates from PSEG Long Island.

PSEG Long Island congratulates Levittown’s Jerusalem Memorial Chapels for earning significant financial savings by installing energy efficient measures at its new building. 

PSEG Long Island is improving the reliability of the energy grid in Cove Neck. The storm hardening work on this distribution circuit is part of many system improvements included in the “Power On” program.

PSEG Long Island is prepared for the heavy rain and gusty winds forecast to impact Long Island and the Rockaways Saturday morning through Sunday. The weather system could bring up to 3 inches of rain and peak wind gusts of around 40 mph, enough to potentially topple trees, bring down branches on wires and cause outages.

PSEG Long Island is improving the reliability of the energy grid in Cutchogue, New Suffolk and Mattituck. The storm hardening work on these two distribution circuits is part of many system improvements included in the “Power On” program.

PSEG Long Island is improving the reliability of the energy grid in Lloyd Harbor. The storm hardening work on these two distribution circuits is part of many system improvements included in the “Power On” program.

PSEG Long Island has given a $75,000 grant to Long Island’s newest boutique hotel, The Northport Hotel. The new construction project qualified for PSEG Long Island’s Main Street Revitalization because it improved downtown space in an underutilized building.

While Hurricane Lee is not currently projected to make landfall on Long Island or the Rockaways, PSEG Long Island is monitoring the storm and is following its pre-storm processes to handle any outages that may occur as the weather system passes on Friday night into Saturday.

PSEG Long Island is improving the reliability of the energy grid in Port Washington North and Manorhaven. The storm hardening work on this distribution circuit is part of many system improvements included in the “Power On” program.

Strong thunderstorms brought heavy winds, lightning and rain starting around 2 a.m. Sunday, causing scattered power outages throughout PSEG Long Island’s service territory. The hardest hit areas include East Patchogue, Massapequa and Mastic.

With extreme heat forecasted for the next several days, PSEG Long Island has sufficient electric capacity to meet projected peak demand and is here for customers and the community.

PSEG Long Island recently presented Port Washington’s newest shop, Smusht, with a $25,000 Main Street Revitalization Grant. The homemade ice cream and cookie shop is located in the heart of Port Washington’s downtown business district. 

As summer arrives with its long days and warm temperatures, PSEG Long Island reminds customers to keep safety at the forefront as they use electricity to make the most of the season.

PSEG Long Island employee Daniel SantaMaria, of Lake Ronkonkoma, took time out from his Memorial Day celebrations to honor fallen service members by placing flags at graves at Long Island’s national cemeteries.

PSEG Long Island is improving the reliability of the energy grid in Commack, Elwood, Greenlawn, South Huntington and Dix Hills. The storm hardening work on this distribution circuit is part of many system improvements included in the “Power On” program.

PSEG Long Island is improving the reliability of the energy grid in East Massapequa, North Amityville, Amityville and Babylon The storm hardening work on this distribution circuit is part of many system improvements included in the “Power On” program.

While it’s a brand new year, scammers are still up to their old tricks, pretending to be PSEG Long Island or prominent area utilities and threatening to immediately turn off service for nonpayment. PSEG Long Island urges customers to understand scammers’ tactics and do the right thing if confronted with a demand for payment: Get the truth from the real PSEG Long Island at 1-800-490-0025.

PSEG Long Island is improving the reliability of the energy grid in New Cassel and Westbury. The storm hardening work on this distribution circuit is part of many system improvements included in the “Power On” program.

PSEG Long Island is improving the reliability of the energy grid in New Cassel and Westbury. The storm hardening work on this distribution circuit is part of many system improvements included in the “Power On” program.