Middlesex Water's Suppliers recorded an increase in sales by 45.56 % year on year in Q2 2026, sequentially sales grew by 21.15 %, Middlesex Water recorded an increase in cost of sales by 18.45 % year on year, sequentially cost of sales grew by 18.73 % in Q2.
Middlesex Water's Suppliers recorded an increase in sales by 45.56 % year on year in Q2 2026, sequentially sales grew by 21.15 %, Middlesex Water recorded increase in cost of sales by 18.45 % year on year, sequentially cost of sales grew by 18.73 % in Q2.
Government environmental regulatory agencies regulate our operations in New Jersey,
Delaware and Pennsylvania with respect to water supply, treatment and distribution
systems and the quality of the water. They also regulate our operations with respect
to wastewater collection, treatment and disposal.
Regulations relating to water quality require us to perform tests to ensure our
water meets state and federal quality requirements. In addition, government environmental
regulatory agencies continuously review current regulations governing the limits
of certain organic compounds found in the water as byproducts of the treatment
process. We participate in industry-related research to identify the various types
of technology that might reduce the level of organic, inorganic and synthetic
compounds found in water. The cost to water companies of complying with the proposed
water quality standards depends in part on the limits set in the regulations and
on the method selected to treat the water to the required standards. We regularly
test our water to determine compliance with existing government environmental
regulatory agencies’ primary water quality standards.
Treatment of well water in our Middlesex System is by chlorination for primary
disinfection purposes. In addition, at certain locations, air stripping is used
for removal of volatile organic compounds.
Surface water treatment in our Middlesex System is by conventional treatment;
coagulation, sedimentation and filtration. The treatment process includes pH adjustment,
chlorination for disinfection, and corrosion control for the distribution system.
Treatment of well water in our Tidewater System is by chlorination for disinfection
purposes and, in some cases, pH correction and filtration for nitrate and iron
removal and granular activated carbon filtration for organics removal.
Treatment of well water in the Pinelands, Bayview and Twin Lakes Systems (primary
disinfection only) is performed at individual well sites.
The NJDEP, DEDPH and PADEP monitor our activities and review the results of water
quality tests that are performed for adherence to applicable regulations. Other
applicable regulations include the Federal Lead and Copper Rule, the Federal Surface
Water Treatment Rule and the Federal Total Coliform Rule and regulations for maximum
contaminant levels established for various volatile organic compounds.
Middlesex Water's Comment on Supply Chain
Government environmental regulatory agencies regulate our operations in New Jersey,
Delaware and Pennsylvania with respect to water supply, treatment and distribution
systems and the quality of the water. They also regulate our operations with respect
to wastewater collection, treatment and disposal.
Regulations relating to water quality require us to perform tests to ensure our
water meets state and federal quality requirements. In addition, government environmental
regulatory agencies continuously review current regulations governing the limits
of certain organic compounds found in the water as byproducts of the treatment
process. We participate in industry-related research to identify the various types
of technology that might reduce the level of organic, inorganic and synthetic
compounds found in water. The cost to water companies of complying with the proposed
water quality standards depends in part on the limits set in the regulations and
on the method selected to treat the water to the required standards. We regularly
test our water to determine compliance with existing government environmental
regulatory agencies’ primary water quality standards.
Treatment of well water in our Middlesex System is by chlorination for primary
disinfection purposes. In addition, at certain locations, air stripping is used
for removal of volatile organic compounds.
Surface water treatment in our Middlesex System is by conventional treatment;
coagulation, sedimentation and filtration. The treatment process includes pH adjustment,
chlorination for disinfection, and corrosion control for the distribution system.
Treatment of well water in our Tidewater System is by chlorination for disinfection
purposes and, in some cases, pH correction and filtration for nitrate and iron
removal and granular activated carbon filtration for organics removal.
Treatment of well water in the Pinelands, Bayview and Twin Lakes Systems (primary
disinfection only) is performed at individual well sites.
The NJDEP, DEDPH and PADEP monitor our activities and review the results of water
quality tests that are performed for adherence to applicable regulations. Other
applicable regulations include the Federal Lead and Copper Rule, the Federal Surface
Water Treatment Rule and the Federal Total Coliform Rule and regulations for maximum
contaminant levels established for various volatile organic compounds.
MSEX's Suppliers Net profit fell by
MSEX's Suppliers Net margin fell in Q2 to
-35.56 %
5.9 %
MSEX's Suppliers Net profit fell by -35.56 %
MSEX's Suppliers Net margin fell in Q2 to 5.9 %
Middlesex Water's Suppliers Sales Growth
in Q2 2026 by Industry
Sources:
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