ISO New England6-State Power Grid

New England Commercial Electricity

One of the highest-priced electricity markets in the US—which means the biggest savings opportunities. All six New England states have full retail choice.

MACTNHRIMEVT
18-22¢
Avg Commercial Rate
20-30%
Potential Savings
6
States with Full Choice
Since 1997
Deregulated

ISO-NE Zone Prices

⚡ High Rates = High Savings

New England has some of the highest electricity rates in the nation due to transmission constraints and natural gas dependence. This creates significant savings opportunities for commercial customers willing to shop competitively.

❄️ Winter Pricing Strategy

Why Winter Matters

New England relies heavily on natural gas, which also heats homes. During cold snaps, electricity prices can spike dramatically. Fixed-rate contracts protect against this volatility.

Lock In Before November

The best time to negotiate commercial contracts is late summer/early fall before winter premiums are baked into supplier pricing. Our auction process can help you lock in competitive rates.

State-by-State Guide

🏛️ Massachusetts

Largest New England market. National Grid and Eversource territories. Strong renewable energy mandates. Very competitive supplier market.

Full choice since 1998

🎭 Connecticut

Eversource and UI territories. Highest rates in the region, creating the biggest savings opportunities for commercial customers.

Full choice since 2000

⛰️ New Hampshire

Eversource, Unitil, and Liberty utilities. Active commercial switching market with multiple competitive suppliers.

Full choice since 1998

⛵ Rhode Island

First state to deregulate. National Grid territory. Small but active commercial market.

Full choice since 1997

🦞 Maine

CMP and Versant territories. Lower rates than southern New England. Growing renewable energy options.

Full choice since 2000

🍁 Vermont

Smallest market. Green Mountain Power dominant. Limited supplier options but choice available.

Choice available

Calculate Your New England Savings

High rates mean high savings potential—see yours now

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See how much you could save with our reverse auction process.

Stop Overpaying for New England Electricity

With rates 40%+ above the national average, New England commercial customers have the most to gain from competitive procurement.

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