New Hampshire PUC operates CompetitiveElectricity.com listing all certified suppliers. Eversource, Unitil, NH Electric Co-op, and Liberty Utilities all participate. NH supplier choice covers both electricity and gas. Locked supplier rates typically save 8 to 16 percent vs the utility default. The NH co-op (NH Electric Cooperative) is member-owned and runs slightly different procurement; co-op members should verify supplier eligibility before signing.
NH four electric utilities
Eversource NH is the largest, serving south and central NH including Manchester, Nashua, Concord. Unitil serves Concord and the Lakes Region. NH Electric Cooperative is a member-owned co-op serving rural northern NH. Liberty Utilities serves Salem and southern NH.
All four utilities offer supplier choice through the NH PUC. The CompetitiveElectricity.com site lists current offers for each utility.
CompetitiveElectricity.com walk-through
Enter zip code; site detects utility. Sort offers by 12-month locked rate ascending. Filter to fixed-rate. Read the offer details on the top 3 to 5 plans.
Pick a clean offer: $0 to $50 cancellation fee, no teaser pricing, contract term 12 to 24 months. Sign electronically on the supplier site.
NH Electric Co-op rules
NH Electric Cooperative members participate in supplier choice but with slightly different procurement. The co-op aggregates members' default supply through co-op-negotiated contracts.
Co-op members can still switch to an individual competitive supplier. Verify supplier eligibility with the co-op before signing because not all suppliers serve co-op territory.
Lock the rate before the next reset.
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