Massachusetts Electric
National Grid is one of the biggest utility companies in the northeastern United States, serving more than 3.4 million residential and commercial electricity customers across Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island. It also delivers natural gas in these states.
National Grid originally began in the UK in 1990 and continues to operate its corporate headquarters from London.
| Plan Name | Plan Length | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Clearview Energy - GreenGuarantee12Plus | 12 months | $0.104 / kWh |
| Clearview Energy - ClearGreenGuarantee6 | 6 months | $0.108 / kWh |
| Clearview Energy - ClearGreenGuarantee12 | 12 months | $0.111 / kWh |
| Constellation - 36 Month Home Power Plan | 36 months | $0.120 / kWh |
| Constellation - 36 Month Electricity Plan PowerPlug | 36 months | $0.120 / kWh |
| Direct Energy - Live Brighter 12 | 12 months | $0.122 / kWh |
| Direct Energy - Live Brighter 18 | 18 months | $0.123 / kWh |
| Public Power - 13 Month Fixed | 13 months | $0.127 / kWh |
| Public Power - 36 Month Fixed | 36 months | $0.129 / kWh |
| Public Power - 5 Month Fixed | 5 months | $0.132 / kWh |
| Constellation - 12 Month Home Power Plan | 12 months | $0.134 / kWh |
| Constellation - 24 Month Green Home Power Plan | 24 months | $0.135 / kWh |
| Public Power - 12 Month Fixed | 12 months | $0.135 / kWh |
| Verde Energy - Clean Power 24 | 24 months | $0.135 / kWh |
Please note: All rates above are accurate as of 7/31/2021, 1:01:45 AM CDT for ZIP Code 01915. Rates may have changed since this date/time. For the most up to date rates in your area, please enter your zip code above.
In Massachusetts, electricity and natural gas have been deregulated since 1997. Under a deregulated energy market, residential and business customers can shop around for the best Massachusetts electricity rates from providers that serve their area.
Energy deregulation increased competition among electricity suppliers, which can benefit customers by letting them lock in lower Massachusetts electricity rates.
If you’ve never switched electricity providers before, one of your first questions might be: what is the best electric company near me? It all depends on your household energy habits and the type of plan that you’re looking for, but you can use Choose Energy to see what’s available near you and compare electric rates Massachusetts.
As you explore the electricity market and suppliers in your area, you might find it helpful to check out the Choose Energy guide to energy plan lingo. Once you’re familiar with the terminology and types of plans available, you can also read our tips for reducing your electricity bill (including how to get a no-deposit electricity plan).
If you reside in the National Grid service area and opt not to choose your own energy supplier, National Grid will charge you a standard rate for electricity service. This rate is called the price to compare. In November 2020, National Grid’s price to compare is 12.388 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) for the energy-supply portion of fixed-rate plans. (It does not include transmission charges.)
By shopping around to find the best electricity rates Massachusetts, you might be able to beat National Grid’s price. Type in your ZIP code into the box above to see the current electricity rates near you.
Utility companies, like National Grid, are assigned to you based on where you live. They’re the company that is responsible for delivering your electricity, responding to power outages, and fixing downed power lines in your area. In contrast, a supplier is the company that sells electricity to you directly, allowing you to take advantage of cheap electricity in Massachusetts.
People living and working in National Grid’s service area can choose from a number of Massachusetts electricity providers. Some of the most common suppliers include Constellation Energy, Direct Energy, and Public Power, but you can submit your ZIP code above to find out which ones serve your property.
To report a power outage or ask a question about transmission rates, you should contact National Grid through one of the below options. Similarly, if you purchase power from National Grid, you can also use the contact details here.
Updated: 7/31/2021