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  • What Is Rate Decoupling With Utilities

    With a lot of measures being taken by states to cut energy usage, some are turning to decoupling to help. Learn how it can affect you as an energy consumer.

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  • How Much Does Hosting Thanksgiving Add To Your Electricity Bill?

    Ever wonder how much hosting Thanksgiving will add to your electricity bill? We did, and here is what we found

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  • How To Prepare Your Home For The Winter Months

    With winter weather just around the corner (or already here for some) take these measures to prepare your home for the winter and save some money.

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  • Massachusetts Electric and Natural Gas Costs Expected To Rise

    Massachusetts utility companies are submitting their rates for the winter and many of them are expected to rise more than usual.

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  • Massachusetts Selects Mayflower Wind to Supply 804 MW of Offshore Wind

    Massachusetts Selects Mayflower Wind to Supply 804 MW of Offshore Wind

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  • Connecticut’s Energy Usage and Energy Sources

    Fun facts about Connecticut’s energy usage and sources to learn more about the energy that fuels the state.

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  • Pennsylvania’s Energy Usage and Energy Sources

    Learn fun facts about Pennsylvania’s energy usage and sources

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  • The Ultimate Strategy to Save On Your Electric Bill

    Not just a random assortment of tips, but a strategy. Learn the smart way to save on your electric bill by following this strategy.

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  • National Grid MA Set to Raise Fixed Rate for Basic Service by 30% in November

    National Grid MA Set to Raise Fixed Rate for Basic Service by 30% in November

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  • As the National Average Electricity Rate Decreases, New Hampshire Rates Continue to Climb

    The energy department indicates the New Hampshire price per residential kilowatt hour in March 2018 was 19.88 cents, with the national average at the time being 12.99 cents per kilowatt hour. Therefore, as New Hampshire’s rates increased, the national average slightly dropped.

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