Electric rates, what's the catch?

John Mercier · 12-14-2022, 12:39 PM

I think the last discussion I saw on the supply charge was more of the process by which Eversource is using to get the best rates.

Something about how NHEC has better rates due to a better process.

Since even these other retail suppliers are contracting from the same generator sourcing... it has to be something specific to the process being used.

And according to EnergyBot, NH is the highest average (differs accross suppliers in the State) in the country. Higher than Maine or Vermont, and higher than any other member on the ISO-NE grid pulling from the same generating sources.

I think that means our problem is in Concord.

12-14-2022, 12:39 PM	#10
John Mercier Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2021 Posts: 3,977 Thanks: 3 Thanked 678 Times in 561 Posts	I think the last discussion I saw on the supply charge was more of the process by which Eversource is using to get the best rates. Something about how NHEC has better rates due to a better process. Since even these other retail suppliers are contracting from the same generator sourcing... it has to be something specific to the process being used. And according to EnergyBot, NH is the highest average (differs accross suppliers in the State) in the country. Higher than Maine or Vermont, and higher than any other member on the ISO-NE grid pulling from the same generating sources. I think that means our problem is in Concord.