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National Grid supplier rates compared

Every certified electricity supplier offer for National Grid residential customers in Massachusetts, ranked cheapest first. National Grid still delivers your energy; you only choose who supplies it.

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Cheapest fixed offer

13.49¢ ¢/kWh

Est. yearly saving vs default

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Rate:
supply price per kWh
Type:
fixed or variable
Green:
share from renewables
Term:
contract length
ETF:
early termination fee
Mo. fee:
fixed monthly charge
Est. yr cost:
yearly total at your usage
Supplier Rate Type Green Term ETF Mo. fee Est. yr cost

CleanSky Energy

13.49¢ Fixed 100% 6 mo $0 $0

Clearview Energy

13.89¢ Fixed 0% 6 mo $50 $0

Green Worcester ElectriCITY Aggregation Program

14.69¢ Fixed 88% $0 $0

Inspire Clean Energy

14.99¢ Fixed 100% 6 mo $0 $0

Residents Energy

15.30¢ Fixed 0% 6 mo $0 $0

Major Energy Electric Services

15.39¢ Fixed 0% 6 mo $0 $0

Spark Energy

15.39¢ Fixed 0% 6 mo $0 $0

SmartEnergy

15.60¢ Fixed 100% 6 mo $0 $0

Direct Energy Services

15.69¢ Fixed 100% 6 mo $0 $0

CleanChoice Energy

15.70¢ Fixed 100% 12 mo $0 $0

Constellation New Energy

15.99¢ Fixed 0% 6 mo $50 $0

Inspire Clean Energy

15.99¢ Fixed 100% 18 mo $0 $0

CleanSky Energy

16.19¢ Fixed 100% 24 mo $0 $0

Verde Energy USA

16.29¢ Fixed 100% 6 mo $0 $0

Inspire Clean Energy

16.39¢ Fixed 100% 12 mo $0 $0

Clearview Energy

16.49¢ Fixed 0% 12 mo $50 $0

Clearview Energy

16.49¢ Fixed 0% 24 mo $50 $0

CleanSky Energy

16.69¢ Fixed 100% 12 mo $0 $0

Public Power

16.79¢ Fixed 0% 18 mo $50 $0

Public Power

16.89¢ Fixed 0% 36 mo $50 $0

Inspire Clean Energy

16.99¢ Fixed 100% 24 mo $0 $0

Public Power

16.99¢ Fixed 0% 24 mo $50 $0

Massachusetts Gas & Electric

17.09¢ Fixed 100% 18 mo $50 $0

Direct Energy Services

17.29¢ Fixed 0% 24 mo $0 $0

Massachusetts Gas & Electric

17.39¢ Fixed 100% 24 mo $50 $0

Spark Energy

17.39¢ Fixed 0% 15 mo $0 $0

Renaissance Power & Gas

17.47¢ Fixed 0% 15 mo $0 $0

Public Power

17.49¢ Fixed 0% 12 mo $50 $0

Direct Energy Services

17.59¢ Fixed 100% 12 mo $0 $0

Direct Energy Services

17.59¢ Fixed 100% 18 mo $0 $0

Major Energy Electric Services

17.69¢ Fixed 0% 12 mo $0 $0

Green Mountain Energy

17.70¢ Fixed 100% 12 mo $0 $0

Massachusetts Gas & Electric

17.79¢ Fixed 100% 12 mo $50 $0

Town Square Energy

17.97¢ Fixed 0% 18 mo $0 $0

Clearview Energy

17.99¢ Fixed 0% 9 mo $50 $0

IGS Energy

17.99¢ Fixed 100% 12 mo $50 $0

Provider Power Mass

17.99¢ Fixed 0% 12 mo $50 $0

Spark Energy

17.99¢ Fixed 100% 15 mo $0 $0

Residents Energy

18.04¢ Fixed 100% 6 mo $0 $0

Provider Power Mass

18.29¢ Fixed 0% 24 mo $50 $0

Renaissance Power & Gas

18.77¢ Fixed 0% 27 mo $0 $0

Verde Energy USA

18.79¢ Fixed 100% 12 mo $0 $0

Alpha Gas and Electric

19.00¢ Fixed 100% 24 mo $0 $0

Think Energy

19.00¢ Fixed 100% 12 mo $0 $0

Think Energy

19.20¢ Fixed 100% 24 mo $0 $0

Discount Power

19.90¢ Fixed 100% 12 mo $0 $0

Renaissance Power & Gas

19.97¢ Fixed 0% 6 mo $0 $0

Compiled from https://energyswitchma.gov (MA Department of Public Utilities) for National Grid (residential), as of June 22, 2026. "Est. yr cost" = supplier rate × your usage + monthly fee × 12; excludes utility delivery charges, which you pay regardless of supplier. Variable and intro rates can change after the first bill. Confirm current terms on the supplier's site before enrolling.

Who has the cheapest electricity rate for National Grid customers?

As of June 22, 2026, the lowest fixed residential rate listed for National Grid is 13.49¢ ¢/kWh from CleanSky Energy, on a 6-month term.

What is National Grid's Price to Compare?

National Grid doesn't publish a fixed Price to Compare benchmark. Compare supplier offers against the supply portion of your recent bill.

Does switching suppliers change who I call during an outage?

No. National Grid still delivers your energy, reads your meter, and handles outages and emergencies. Only the supply portion of your bill — the generation charge — comes from the supplier you choose.

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