Massachusetts electricity + gas rates.
Massachusetts is deregulated for electricity + natural gas. The wires + meter stay with your utility — only the supply rate changes. Average residential electricity rate 30.5¢/kWh (EIA Form 826, all-in).
- Electricity deregulated
- Gas deregulated
- northeast
- PUC site ↗
Avg residential electricity rate
30.5¢/kWh
EIA Form 826, all-in residential rate. Includes supply + delivery + riders + taxes. Seenra shops the supply portion (~62% of the bill).
Illustrative annual savings
~$3,576
Illustrative example only, against a representative $4,800/mo commercial bill. Estimates, never guaranteed; outcomes vary by utility, contract term, and load profile.
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How the Massachusetts bill decomposes
What a Massachusetts variable rate looks like vs a Seenra-locked rate.
Modelled at the Massachusetts average, inflated at 6%/yr with seasonal winter spikes. Locked stays flat for the term you sign. Estimated, never guaranteed.
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Variable vs locked supply rate over 24 months — Massachusetts
Top utilities serving Massachusetts
Click any utility to see its alternative-supplier offers, customer service number, and territory map. Seenra never owns the wires — only the supply rate.
Eversource (MA)
electricity · gas · Eversource Energy
1-800-592-2000
National Grid (MA)
electricity · gas · National Grid
1-800-322-3223
Unitil
electricity · gas · Unitil Corporation
1-866-933-3821
Eversource (CT)
electricity · gas · Eversource Energy
1-800-286-2000
Eversource (NH)
electricity · Eversource Energy
1-800-662-7764
Top Massachusetts metros
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Common questions about energy in Massachusetts
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