"Energy Subsidies Transparency Act"; authorizes BPU and Rate Counsel to require certain energy companies to disclose information concerning energy subsidies.

The "Energy Subsidies Transparency Act" (A6249) requires energy companies receiving state subsidies - such as renewable energy certificates or grants - to disclose financial and operational details to the Board of Public Utilities (BPU) and Rate Counsel. It mandates the BPU to publish an annual, public list of all state energy subsidies (including funding sources, duration, and recipient numbers) and to implement uniform reporting standards for all energy generators. Companies opting into these subsidies must provide data on subsidy use, power generation, and operational metrics, with the BPU required to submit annual reports to the Governor and Legislature. The law applies only to entities choosing to accept subsidies, not to all energy companies.