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9.945 ¢/kWh*
for residential, commercial, and industrial accounts |
Price term |
December 2020 meter read – December 2023 meter read |
Renewable energy content |
Meets minimum Massachusetts renewable energy requirements, including 20% from “premium” renewable energy resources in the New England region (MA Class I RECs).The majority of the electricity you receive is generated by a mix of traditional energy sources such as natural gas and oil. |
Exit terms |
Leave any time. No exit charge. |
Change back to Power Choice Standard
Not yet enrolled in the program? Learn about enrollment. |

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10.749 ¢/kWh*
for residential, commercial, and industrial accounts |
Price term |
December 2020 meter read – December 2023 meter read. |
Renewable energy content |
100% from renewable energy projects, primarily from wind projects outside of New England. Includes 20% from “premium” renewable energy projects in the New England region (MA Class I RECs), in addition to the minimum 20% required by state law. |
Exit terms |
Leave any time. No exit charge. |
Opt up to Power Choice Green
Not yet enrolled in the program? Learn about enrollment. |
Please note: Prices for both 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 electricity supply agreement. Program prices apply only to the electricity supply portion of your Eversource electric bill. Delivery charges on your Eversource electric bill are not affected by the Walpole Power Choice program.
EVERSOURCE’S BASIC SERVICE |
15.764 ¢/kWh residential
14.761 ¢/kWh small business
10.470 ¢/kWh large business |
Price term |
Rate terms are:
January 1, 2022 – June 30, 2022, for residential and small business accounts.
April 1, 2022 – June 30, 2022, 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. |
Renewable energy content |
Meets minimum Massachusetts renewable energy requirements, including 20% from “premium” renewable energy resources in the New England region (MA Class I RECs).The majority of the electricity you receive is generated by a mix of traditional energy sources such as natural gas and oil. |
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. |