New Jersey Administrative Code Title 14A - ENERGY
Here’s the current status of New Jersey Administrative Code, Title 14A – ENERGY:
⚡ Title 14A – ENERGY
Entire title is currently “RESERVED”—none of its chapters contain active regulations. This applies to Chapters 1 through 22 (regulations.justia.com).
Historically, specific chapters existed but were repealed or moved:
Chapter 3 (Energy Conservation) was adopted in 1978, expired in October 1990, and later recodified under NJAC 14:30 in February 1991 (law.cornell.edu).
Chapter 4 governed solar heating/cooling systems qualifying for property tax exemptions, effective 1978–1987, then repealed in October 1987 (law.cornell.edu).
🔍 Where Did the Rules Go?
The content once covered in Title 14A has been either repealed (no longer regulated) or relocated to other parts of the NJAC, such as:
NJAC 14:30 – energy conservation codes.
NJAC Title 14 (Public Utilities) and Title 7 (Environmental Protection) likely house other energy-related provisions (e.g., renewable energy, efficiency)—see current NJ Clean Energy and utility regulations (njcleanenergy.com).
📌 Summary Table
Title/Chapter
Status
Notes
Title 14A overall
Reserved
No active regulations in any chapter
Chapter 3
Repealed
Expired 10/1990, recodified to NJAC 14:30 (1991)
Chapter 4
Repealed
Solar tax-exemption rules repealed in 10/1987
Chapters 1–22
Reserved
All currently unused
✅ Next Steps
If you're looking for current energy-related regulations in New Jersey, explore:
NJAC 14:30 – for state energy conservation requirements.
NJAC Title 14 – especially chapters under Public Utilities for utility and energy programs.
NJAC Title 7 – environmental rules covering energy aspects.
NJ Clean Energy Program – for renewable energy and efficiency standards (nj.gov, law.cornell.edu, njcleanenergy.com).
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