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Price: 69.42 EUR -0.67%
Market Cap: €34.6B
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Public Service Enterprise Group Inc. is a regulated utility company best known for serving electricity and natural gas customers in New Jersey. Its main business is Public Service Electric and Gas, which delivers power and gas through local wires, pipes, and related infrastructure. The company also has a power generation business that sells electricity into wholesale markets, including nuclear generation assets that help supply the grid. PSEG makes most of its money from regulated utility rates approved by state regulators, which lets it recover the cost of building, maintaining, and operating its networks and earn a set return on those investments. Its customers are households, businesses, and other organizations that need reliable energy service, while the generation side sells power to utilities and market buyers. This mix gives the company a steady, utility-like business tied to essential energy demand. What makes PSEG different is that it sits on both sides of the energy system: it is a local delivery utility and also an electricity producer. That means one part of the company focuses on dependable service and long-life infrastructure, while the other helps supply power to the broader grid. For investors, it is a classic regulated utility business with earnings driven more by infrastructure spending and regulatory rules than by consumer trends or fast-changing product demand.

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