Compare MA Electricity Rates - Eversource & More
Massachusetts is a deregulated electricity state, which means you don't have to stay with your utility's default supply rate. Instead, you can shop for lower-cost plans from licensed competitive suppliers. At FindEnergyRates.com, we make it easy to compare, switch, and save — all online.
Cheapest Plans in Massachusetts
Updated July 2026Estimates assume 1,000 kWh/month.
Massachusetts Price to Compare (PTC) — Current Utility Default Rates
Standard utility supply rate · beat these rates by choosing a competitive supplier above
| Utility | PTC (¢/kWh) | vs State Avg | Observed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eversource - NSTAR | 15.63¢ | -0.09¢ | 2026-06-22 |
| Eversource - WMECO | 15.63¢ | -0.09¢ | 2026-06-22 |
| National Grid - MA | 15.37¢ | -0.35¢ | 2026-05-18 |
| Unitil MA | 16.25¢ | +0.53¢ | 2026-06-01 |
| State average PTC | 15.72¢ |
Source: State utility rate filings · Data as of June 22, 2026 · updated monthly
How Energy Choice Works in Massachusetts
- Utilities (Eversource, National Grid, Unitil) deliver power, maintain lines, and handle outages.
- Competitive suppliers sell the supply portion of your bill.
- By switching suppliers, you can lock in lower rates than the utility's Price to Compare (PTC).
Current Price to Compare in Massachusetts
The Price to Compare (PTC) is the utility's default rate. Competitive suppliers often offer plans priced below the PTC. Customers can compare plans by contract length, renewable content, and fixed vs variable pricing.
Tip: Look for suppliers offering rates below your utility's current PTC to maximize savings.
Massachusetts Utilities and Electricity Rates
Eversource Massachusetts
Eversource is the largest electric utility in the state, serving millions of customers. While Eversource sets a default supply rate, customers can shop competitive offers for potentially lower prices.
National Grid Massachusetts
National Grid supplies power to central and eastern parts of the state. Customers are free to choose alternative suppliers to reduce costs or go renewable.
Unitil Massachusetts
Unitil serves smaller areas but is still subject to deregulation. Customers can switch away from Unitil's supply rate to competitive offers.
How to Switch Electricity Suppliers in Massachusetts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Price to Compare in Massachusetts?
The Price to Compare (PTC) is the utility's default supply rate. Competitive suppliers often offer rates below the PTC.
Can I switch electricity suppliers in Massachusetts?
Yes. Customers of Eversource, National Grid, and Unitil can all choose alternative suppliers to save money or go renewable.
Will my power go out if I switch suppliers?
No. Your utility continues to deliver power and maintain lines. Only your supply rate and supplier change.
Can I choose renewable electricity in Massachusetts?
Yes. Many suppliers in Massachusetts offer 100% renewable or green electricity plans at competitive prices.
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