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Middlesex Water Company (NASDAQ: MSEX) is an investor-owned water and wastewater utility serving customers in New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania. This news page aggregates company announcements, earnings releases and other updates that help investors and observers follow developments affecting MSEX stock and the company’s regulated and non-regulated operations.
Readers can find coverage of quarterly and year-to-date earnings results, including details on operating revenues, expenses and segment performance as reported in company press releases and related Form 8-K filings. Middlesex Water regularly reports on capital investment levels in its water and wastewater infrastructure, highlighting spending to upgrade, replace and enhance the resiliency of treatment facilities, distribution mains and related assets.
News items also include regulatory and rate case developments, such as petitions to the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities and the Delaware Public Service Commission for base rate changes and distribution system improvement charges. These updates provide context on how the company seeks to recover prudently incurred investments and support safe and reliable service.
Investors can track dividend declarations and increases, including information on the company’s long history of paying cash dividends and its multi-decade record of annual dividend growth. Additional coverage may feature participation in industry conferences, board and governance updates and selective acquisitions of water utility assets that align with the company’s selective and sustainable growth pillar.
For anyone monitoring MSEX news, this page offers a centralized view of the company’s financial disclosures, regulatory milestones, infrastructure initiatives and corporate actions, helping users understand how these events relate to Middlesex Water’s long-term strategy and utility operations.
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Middlesex Water Company has launched an $11.1 million initiative aimed at upgrading the drinking water infrastructure in Carteret and Port Reading, NJ, starting May 2023. The project, part of the RENEW program, will replace 26,000 linear feet of water mains and service lines. It also includes a Knocking Out Lead initiative, which focuses on replacing lead and galvanized steel service lines with copper lines at no cost to property owners.
The effort is in compliance with New Jersey legislation requiring the replacement of lead service lines by 2031. The project is expected to enhance service reliability and public health by reducing lead exposure. Additional updates will be provided on the company’s website as the project progresses.
Tidewater Utilities, a subsidiary of Middlesex Water Company (NASDAQ:MSEX), has appointed Bruce E. Patrick, P.E., as Executive Vice President. Mr. Patrick, who will continue as General Manager, is expected to enhance strategic oversight in capital projects and stakeholder relationships. His background includes significant roles in Kent County and the Delaware Department of Natural Resources. Tidewater, serving Delaware since 1964, specializes in water and wastewater services, emphasizing sustainable practices to support local communities.
Middlesex Water Company (NASDAQ:MSEX) announced the appointment of Robert J. Capko as Principal Accounting Officer effective April 1, 2023. Capko, who also serves as Corporate Controller, will assume enhanced duties in external financial reporting and capital financing. Having joined the company in 2009, he brings experience from Deloitte & Touche LLP, focusing on public utilities. Middlesex Water’s Chairman and CEO, Dennis W. Doll, emphasized Capko's background and knowledge as a strong addition to the leadership team. Established in 1897, Middlesex Water serves nearly half a million people in New Jersey and Delaware, offering a range of utility services.