In this video I break down what the PSE&G (PSEG) app is and how it’s positioned based on the company’s official website and app store listings. It’s the official utility account app from Public Service Electric and Gas, built for customers who want to manage gas and electric service from their phone. I cover the core “what to expect” features that show up consistently in official descriptions—signing in, checking your balance, paying your bill in-app, and monitoring plus comparing your energy usage. I also go through the account-management and outage side of things. According to the documented features, you can start, stop, or transfer service, report and track outages, and get outage status notifications. On the billing tools side, the app lists options like AutoPay enrollment, paperless billing, and equal payment plans, plus the ability to submit meter readings and schedule service appointments. I also mention commonly listed security/convenience features like multi-factor authentication, Touch ID/Face ID login, and bill/outage alerts. My main takeaway: it’s a centralized utility hub if you’re in PSEG’s service area, but if you’re outside that region, it’s basically not going to be useful.