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Are energy vampires lurking in your home? 🧛 Vampire devices can draw energy from common household devices, even when you’re not using them. 😱 Learn how to ward them off below and find more energy saving #PSEGTips at pseg.com/SaveEnergy.

Storms are expected throughout the state today, bringing potential heavy rains, gusty winds and isolated thunderstorms. Winds like these can bring branches down on wires, which can lead to potential power outages. As the storms roll through, keep our #PSEGTips in mind.

Flood waters often conceal hazards that are not immediately obvious. If you experienced flooding this weekend, be sure to keep our #FloodSafety #PSEGTips in mind, as well.

Storms can leave damage like debris and downed wires behind once they’ve passed through. Keep our #StormSafety #PSEGTips in mind after the storm.

As the storms begin to pass, we remain here for you. Our crews are on call and ready to work 24/7 to restore outages safely and as quickly as possible. Remember to keep our #PSEGTips in mind and report outages to us ASAP by using one of the methods below.

And be sure to keep our #FloodSafety #PSEGTips in mind, as well.

As the storm rolls in, remember our #StormSafety #PSEGTips below.

#PSEGTips: Pack an #EmergencyPrepKit. Include items like bottled water, extra batteries and first-aid items. Learn what else to include at pseg.com/StormSafety

#PSEGTips: Report and track outages with our PSE&G mobile app. Visit pseg.com/App to download the app on the App Store or Google Play.

#PSEGTips: If you (or a member of your household) rely on electricity to operate life-sustaining equipment, please notify us. Visit pseg.com/Life to learn more.

#PSEGTips: Charge your phones, tablets, power backups and other mobile devices. If your mobile phone service provides a “hotspot” for areas without internet access, learn how to use it.

#PSEGTips: Gusty winds can pick up outdoor items and potentially cause damage. Be sure to secure any outdoor items like garbage cans, Halloween decorations and patio furniture.

Follow this thread for our #StormPrep #PSEGTips. Remember to #StayConnected with us by: 📲 Downloading our PSE&G mobile app 🗨️ Signing up for MyAlerts by texting REG to 4PSEG 💻 Bookmarking pseg.com/OutageCenter 📞 Saving 1-800-436-7734

This #EnergyEfficiencyDay, hear from our VP of Clean Energy Solutions, Lauren Thomas, as she shares three #PSEGTips to help you make your home more #EnergyEfficient. ⚡ Learn more at pseg.com/EnergyEfficien…

As #storms come through this afternoon & evening, remember our #PSEGTips: ✅ Always consider downed wires “live” & dangerous. Stay at least 30 feet away & report them to us ASAP. ✅ Secure outdoor objects, like patio furniture or garbage cans, that can be easily picked up by…

#PSEGTips: If you or a member of your household rely on electricity to operate life-sustaining equipment, please visit pseg.com/life to learn how to notify us.

#PSEGTips: Visit pseg.com/outagemap to use our enhanced map 24/7 and gain access to real-time outage and restoration info.

#PSEGTips: Report and track outages with our mobile app. Visit pseg.com/app to download our app on the App Store or Google Play today.

#PSEGTips: Remember that pools of water may become electrically charged. Do not attempt to walk or drive through them. Appliances in standing water may also become charged, so do not touch them if they have become surrounded by water.

#PSEGTips: Flood water can damage the electric components in your boiler or water heater, causing it to overheat. Overheating boilers are extremely dangerous, so it’s important to know the signs: Boiler will not turn off, leaking steam, rumbling noise, burning smell, red glow,…

Are energy vampires lurking in your home? 🧛 Vampire devices can draw energy from common household devices, even when you’re not using them. 😱 Learn how to ward them off below and find more energy saving #PSEGTips at pseg.com/SaveEnergy.

#PSEGTips: Flood water can damage the electric components in your boiler or water heater, causing it to overheat. Overheating boilers are extremely dangerous, so it’s important to know the signs: Boiler will not turn off, leaking steam, rumbling noise, burning smell, red glow,…

As #storms come through this afternoon & evening, remember our #PSEGTips: ✅ Always consider downed wires “live” & dangerous. Stay at least 30 feet away & report them to us ASAP. ✅ Secure outdoor objects, like patio furniture or garbage cans, that can be easily picked up by…

#PSEGTips: Smell gas, act fast! If you smell gas, immediately exit the building, move at least 350 feet away and call us at 1-800-880-PSEG (7734) or call 911.

#PSEGTips: Remember that pools of water may become electrically charged. Do not attempt to walk or drive through them. Appliances in standing water may also become charged, so do not touch them if they have become surrounded by water.

#PSEGTips: Visit pseg.com/outagemap to use our enhanced map 24/7 and gain access to real-time outage and restoration info.

#PSEGTips: Report and track outages with our PSE&G mobile app. Visit pseg.com/App to download the app on the App Store or Google Play.

#PSEGTips: If you (or a member of your household) rely on electricity to operate life-sustaining equipment, please notify us. Visit pseg.com/Life to learn more.

As the storm rolls in, remember our #StormSafety #PSEGTips below.

Storms can leave damage like debris and downed wires behind once they’ve passed through. Keep our #StormSafety #PSEGTips in mind after the storm.

And be sure to keep our #FloodSafety #PSEGTips in mind, as well.

#PSEGTips: Charge your phones, tablets, power backups and other mobile devices. If your mobile phone service provides a “hotspot” for areas without internet access, learn how to use it.

As the storms begin to pass, we remain here for you. Our crews are on call and ready to work 24/7 to restore outages safely and as quickly as possible. Remember to keep our #PSEGTips in mind and report outages to us ASAP by using one of the methods below.

#PSEGTips: Pack an #EmergencyPrepKit. Include items like bottled water, extra batteries and first-aid items. Learn what else to include at pseg.com/StormSafety

#PSEGTips: Gusty winds can pick up outdoor items and potentially cause damage. Be sure to secure any outdoor items like garbage cans, Halloween decorations and patio furniture.

Flood waters often conceal hazards that are not immediately obvious. If you experienced flooding this weekend, be sure to keep our #FloodSafety #PSEGTips in mind, as well.

Storms are expected throughout the state today, bringing potential heavy rains, gusty winds and isolated thunderstorms. Winds like these can bring branches down on wires, which can lead to potential power outages. As the storms roll through, keep our #PSEGTips in mind.