Massachusetts utilities
Eversource and National Grid deliver electricity to Massachusetts homes. Your utility is determined by your address—you can choose your electricity supplier from dozens of DPU-licensed options.
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Massachusetts electricity is deregulated under the Electric Utility Restructuring Act (1997). You choose your supplier (Constellation, Direct Energy, Clearview Energy, Inspire, etc.) while your utility (Eversource or National Grid) delivers the power. All suppliers are MA DPU-licensed—comparing rates can save you 5-15% on your bill.
Massachusetts Electricity Rates (as of January 2026)
State Average: 30.4¢/kWh (EIA.gov) Utilities: Eversource, National Grid, National Grid Nantucket
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When rates beat your utility's price, the switch happens automatically. You just see lower bills.
Your utility still handles everything else
Eversource and National Grid continue to deliver your power, read your meter, and respond to outages. Only your supplier changes - and only when it saves you money.
Eversource and National Grid deliver electricity to Massachusetts homes. Your utility is determined by your address—you can choose your electricity supplier from dozens of DPU-licensed options.
Updated January 2026
Leading DPU-licensed electricity suppliers serving Massachusetts include:
Suppliers offering 100% renewable electricity:
Green plans typically add 0.5-1.5¢/kWh to standard rates
All suppliers must be licensed by the Massachusetts DPU. Enter your ZIP code above to see current rates for Eversource or National Grid customers.
Updated January 2026
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Yes, you can switch electricity suppliers in deregulated states.
Utilities aren't required to promote switching, so most people miss it.
You can still benefit—check if better rates are available.
Most residential plans have $0 early termination fees.
Suppliers pay us a commission—you pay nothing.
No. Your utility still delivers power and handles outages.
Switching takes 1-2 billing cycles with zero interruption.
Select a plan and complete enrollment. Process varies by state.
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