Electric Utility Rates Are Going up Aug. 1. Will Your Bill Actually Increase?
Eversource’s basic service price will rise from 15.6 cents to 17.3 cents per kilowatt-hour, while most customers are shielded by alternate plans.
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Many, but not most, Massachusetts residents will pay $10 more as utility rates reset Aug. 1
Another scheduled change in electric pricing is coming to Massachusetts. For some households, it will mean higher monthly costs on top of already expensive bills. Starting Aug. 1, the shift is expected to add roughly $10 per month for many customers served by the state's largest utilities. What's happening? Utilities such as National Grid, Eversource, and Unitil reset their standard electricity supply prices every six months, and the next adjust…
Electric utility rates are going up Aug. 1. Will your bill actually increase?
The state’s twice-a-year basic service “supply rate” reset will push prices higher, though most residents now get their power elsewhere. The post Electric utility rates are going up Aug. 1. Will your bill actually increase? appeared first on Boston.com.
City Electric Supply (CES) reports strong fiscal year results across North America for the seventh consecutive year
DALLAS, Texas, July 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- City Electric Supply (CES) recently closed its seventh consecutive fiscal year of strong performance in North America. Guided by an approach centered on empowering local teams while delivering consistent service across every…
Methuen Touts City Electric Supply Rate Saving as Utility Wins Increase
As some residents face National Grid’s recently approved electricity rate increases, Methuen Mayor David P. “D.J.” Beauregard Jr. said residents on the city’s Methuen’s Community Choice Power Supply Program will save 25% on the supply rate. Beginning in August, National Grid’s residential Basic Service supply rate increases from 15.568 cents to 17.185 cents per kilowatt-hour, […] The post Methuen Touts City Electric Supply Rate Saving as Utility…
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