Resident Power
I use them for our home in Nashua. Rares for 2013 will be .0699 PSNH rates are much higher, they are requesting a rate increase to something over .090. That's for the actual power you use. All other charges are the same, but there is some savings. NHEC may have the lowest actual rates for power, but their other charges are higher than others, including a monthly membership of something over $20/month. If you use a lot of power, I guess you could benefit from the lower rates and the membership fee becomes somewhat insignificant. But if you are a summer resident, using relatively low amounts of power, you get wacked with the highest overall electric bills, and you have to pay the membership fee off season, even if you turn off all power to the house in the winter. Of course, all of us who are "rich" enough to own second homes shouldn't complain about being screwed by NHEC.
Can anybody remind me what I'm getting for that $20 plus membership fee?
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