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Compare Massachusetts electricity suppliers

Massachusetts lets you choose your electricity supplier. Eversource (including the former WMECO territory in western MA), National Grid, and Unitil still deliver power and read your meter. We pulled every certified residential offer and ranked them. Upload your bill and I'll find your three cheapest plans, or pick your utility below.

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Massachusetts electricity market snapshot

as of June 22, 2026

Our ranking: we compute each plan's all-in effective rate — the headline rate plus any monthly fee spread over a typical 900 kWh/month — so cheap teasers with fat monthly fees don't masquerade as the best deal.

Cheapest plan in state

15.30¢/kWh

CleanChoice Energy · NSTAR d/b/a Eversource Energy

Avg best plan / utility

15.67¢/kWh

across 4 utilities

Watch-out offers

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0 variable · 0 teaser

Best fixed plan by utility

The lowest all-in fixed-rate plan we found for each electric utility, ranked cheapest first.

# Utility Best plan All-in rate
1 NSTAR d/b/a Eversource Energy CleanChoice Energy · 12 mo 15.30¢
2 WMECo d/b/a Eversource Energy CleanSky Energy · 24 mo 15.49¢
3 National Grid CleanChoice Energy · 12 mo 15.70¢
4 Unitil Clearview Energy · 24 mo 16.19¢

All-in rate = headline supplier rate + monthly fee ÷ 900 kWh/month, our calculation; excludes utility delivery charges (paid regardless of supplier) and one-time enrollment quirks. Verify current terms on the supplier's site before enrolling.

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What is the cheapest electricity rate in Massachusetts right now?

As of June 22, 2026, the lowest all-in fixed residential plan we rank is CleanChoice Energy at 15.30¢/kWh for NSTAR d/b/a Eversource Energy customers, on a 12-month term. "All-in" means we add each plan's monthly fee to the headline rate — so low teaser rates with high fees don't look artificially cheap. The best plan depends on your utility; see the leaderboard above.

Is Massachusetts deregulated for electricity?

Yes. Massachusetts allows residential customers to choose their electricity supplier while the local utility still delivers power, reads the meter, and handles outages. Only the supply (generation) portion of your bill changes when you switch suppliers.

Is a fixed or variable rate better?

A fixed rate locks your supply price for the contract term. A variable rate can start lower as a teaser but can rise with the market with no cap. For most households a fixed rate is the safer choice.

What is WMECO?

WMECO (Western Massachusetts Electric Company) was the utility for western Massachusetts. It merged into Eversource Energy. If your bill still says WMECO or you are in the Berkshires / Pioneer Valley, choose the Eversource western MA utility below to compare supplier offers.

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Offers compiled from https://energyswitchma.gov (MA Department of Public Utilities), residential rate class, as of June 22, 2026. Supplier rates change constantly; confirm current price and contract terms on the supplier's site before enrolling. Not affiliated with any state regulator. Source data: massachusetts-energy.json.

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Data last updated June 22, 2026. Compiled by Energy Advisor from published utility tariffs.