Massachusetts

Energy Aggregation Isn’t Just for Businesses — Schools Benefit TooJanuary 29, 2026

Local governments are always looking to manage property and school taxes. Public education is an expense spread across the entire community, and finding savings in that expense directly benefits residents. Just as homeowners deal with electric bills that can deliver real sticker shock, school districts face the same challenge. A 2002 fact sheet from the […]

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The Real Story Behind Electricity Price ComparisonsDecember 11, 2025

When it comes to measuring the success of energy markets, one metric often gets the most attention: price per kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity. On the surface, this simple way of comparing prices might seem like the best way to compare state electricity market success. But in reality, focusing solely on this number paints an incomplete […]

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New Analysis: Retail Electric Supply Rates Offered Massachusetts Customers Up to 14% in Savings on Electric Bills in OctoberOctober 23, 2025

Consumer Savings Still Available After Eversource and National Grid Hiked Rates BOSTON –– The average lowest price for electricity offered by competitive electric suppliers in October matched the average lowest price in October 2024. Competitive electric suppliers have offered electric plans priced well below the average utility rate in 2025, including September when the average […]

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