Massachusetts Commercial
Energy Rates.
Massachusetts businesses can shop both electric and natural gas supply. From Boston to Worcester, Eversource and National Grid customers can lock in competitive rates without changing their utility or service.
Massachusetts opened electric and gas supply to retail competition.
Electric and natural gas supply are competitive for commercial accounts in MA.
Typical savings on the supply portion when MA businesses shop competitive rates.
How Massachusetts Deregulated Energy Works for Business
Massachusetts restructured its energy markets in 1998. Eversource and National Grid still deliver electricity and natural gas, read meters, and maintain the infrastructure. The supply portion of both bills is open to licensed third-party suppliers.
We collect your historical usage through a signed Letter of Authorization, audit your current electric and gas bills, and request bids from 30+ licensed suppliers. You receive fixed-rate offers at 12, 24, 36, 48, or 60 months, normalized for all pass-through charges. The supplier you choose handles the switch with your utility, and the new rate appears on your next bill.
Massachusetts Utilities & Supply Opportunities
Electric and gas supply are competitive; Eversource continues to deliver both.
Businesses can shop electric and natural gas suppliers.
Commercial accounts can choose competitive electric and gas suppliers.
Natural gas supply is open to competition in Columbia Gas territory.
Why Massachusetts Businesses Use an Energy Broker
Electric + gas shopping
We can bundle or separate electric and gas procurement to maximize savings across both commodities.
DPU-licensed suppliers
We work only with suppliers licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities.
No direct fee
The supplier pays our commission. Your business receives a lower rate and professional procurement support at no cost.
Fixed rates up to 5 years
Lock in predictable energy costs for 12 to 60 months, protecting against Massachusetts rate volatility.
Massachusetts Commercial Energy FAQ
Is Massachusetts deregulated for electricity and gas?
Yes. Massachusetts opened both electric and natural gas supply to competition in the late 1990s. Eversource and National Grid continue to deliver energy and maintain infrastructure.
Can I switch from Eversource to a lower supplier?
You switch the supply portion, not the utility. Eversource still delivers power and gas. The new supplier rate appears on the supply line of your bill.
What is the Mass Save program?
Mass Save is an energy efficiency program funded by utilities. It does not replace competitive supply shopping, but it can complement your cost-reduction strategy.
Get Your Massachusetts Commercial Rate Quote
Upload your latest Eversource, National Grid, or Unitil electric and gas bills and sign our Letter of Authorization. We'll pull your usage history, shop licensed suppliers, and deliver the lowest fixed Massachusetts commercial energy rate for your business.
Massachusetts Commercial Energy Guide
Get our full Massachusetts commercial energy guide as a PDF — how the deregulated market works, what to check on your bill, and how to lock in fixed rates for up to 5 years. No cost, delivered instantly.
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