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10.755 ¢/kWh*
for residential, commercial/small business, and industrial/large business accounts |
Price term |
December 2020 – December 2022 meter reads |
Renewable energy content |
Meets minimum state renewable energy requirements. That means:
- 18% from “premium” renewable energy resources in the New England region (MA Class I RECs) to meet minimum state requirements
- 31% from a mix of other renewable and clean energy sources located in the New England region to meet additional state requirements
- 51% from other energy sources such as natural gas- and oil-fired power plants
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Exit terms |
Leave any time. No exit charge. |
Change back to Power Choice Standard
Not enrolled in the program yet? Learn about enrollment. |
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13.863 ¢/kWh*
for residential, commercial/small business, and industrial/large business accounts |
Price term |
December 2020 – December 2022 meter reads |
Renewable energy content |
Includes 100% from “premium” renewable energy resources in the New England region (MA Class I RECs) |
Exit terms |
Leave any time. No exit charge. |
Opt up to Power Choice Green
Not enrolled in the program yet? Learn about enrollment. |
NOTE: Prices for Power Choice Standard and Power Choice Green include a $0.001 /kWh administration fee. Program prices could increase as a result of a change in law that results in a direct, material increase in costs during the term of the electric supply agreement. Program prices apply only to the electricity supply portion of your National Grid electricity bill. Delivery charges on your National Grid electricity bill are not affected by the Bellingham Power Choice program.
NATIONAL GRID’S BASIC SERVICE: |
12.388 ¢/kWh residential
10.763 ¢/kWh commercial
11.305 ¢/kWh industrial |
Renewable energy content |
Meets minimum state renewable energy requirements. That means:
- 18% from “premium” renewable energy resources in the New England region (MA Class I RECs) to meet minimum state requirements
- 31% from a mix of other renewable and clean energy sources located in the New England region to meet additional state requirements
- 51% from other energy sources such as natural gas- and oil-fired power plants
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November 1, 2020 – April 30, 2021 for residential and commercial accounts. November 1, 2020 – January 31, 2021 for industrial accounts.
National Grid’s fixed Basic Service rates change every 6 months for residential and commercial accounts and every 3 months industrial accounts. View the current Basic Service rates. |
Exit terms |
Leave any time. No exit charge. However, industrial customers only (rates G-2 and G-3) on the fixed-price Basic Service option may receive a billing adjustment, which may be either a credit or a charge. |
EVERSOURCE’S BASIC SERVICE: |
11.795 ¢/kWh residential
11.086 ¢/kWh small business
10.662 ¢/kWh large business |
Renewable energy content |
Meets minimum state renewable energy requirements. That means:
- 18% from “premium” renewable energy resources in the New England region (MA Class I RECs) to meet minimum state requirements
- 31% from a mix of other renewable and clean energy sources located in the New England region to meet additional state requirements
- 51% from other energy sources such as natural gas- and oil-fired power plants
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Rate term |
January 1, 2021 – June 30, 2021 for residential and small business accounts.
January 1, 2021 – March 31, 2021 for large business accounts.
Eversource’s fixed Basic Service rates change every 6 months for residential and small business accounts and every 3 months for medium and large business accounts. View the current Basic Service rates. |
Exit terms |
Leave any time. No exit charge. However, large C&I (rates G-3, T-2, and WR) and street lighting customers on the fixed-price Basic Service option may receive a billing adjustment, which may be either a credit or a charge. |