Resources
Approved aggregation documents |
To implement Chelsea Electricity Choice, the City had to develop an Aggregation Plan and submit it, along with supporting documents, to a state regulatory approval process. Chelsea’s Aggregation Plan was approved by the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (DPU) on 12/27/23. The approved documents are as follows:
Aggregation Plan (PDF) |
DPU order approving program |
View the order. (PDF) |
Electricity supply contract |
The City of Chelsea signed a 24-month electricity supply contract with Direct Energy, LLC. The contract is in effect from June 2024 – June 2026 meter reads. Download the contract. (PDF) |
Announcements |
June 2024 program launch announcement. (PDF) |
How aggregation works |
Municipal electricity aggregation is a form of group electricity purchasing. Electricity aggregation replaces your electricity supplier, and it changes the price that Eversource uses to calculate the Supply charge on your electric bill. In addition, aggregation can increase the amount of renewable energy in your electricity supply. But electricity aggregation does not replace Eversource as your electric utility. Learn more about how aggregation works. |
Example Eversource bill |
Learn how to find Chelsea Electricity Choice on your Eversource electric bill and how to use your bill to determine which program option you are enrolled in using this example Eversource bill. |
Definitions |
Explore common electricity-related terms and what they mean on the Definitions page. |
Tax-exempt account |
Learn where to submit your tax-exemption documentation to maintain your account’s tax-exempt status in Chelsea Electricity Choice on the Tax-Exempt Accounts page. |
Program implementation process |
Implementing a municipal electricity aggregation program like Chelsea Electricity Choice is a regulated process that is overseen by the DPU. Learn more about the steps in the process. |
