Is your New Hampshire electric price too high? Check it against the Default Service price.
See what each company charges today, and any lower price you can lock in.
Prices from the New Hampshire price list, checked November 12, 2026.
Pick your company
Under each name: what you pay if you never picked another company (the Default Service price on your bill), and in green, what locking a lower price could save a typical home.
Your utility still brings the power to your home and sends the bill. Another company only sets the price.
New Hampshire Default Service by electric company
The standard price is what you pay if you never picked another company. Under it are the cheapest plans that lock a lower price for 6 months or more, for a home that uses 1,000 kWh a month.
Electric bills measure electricity in kWh.
Eversource (New Hampshire)
Eversource's standard price: 14.01 cents per kWh
August 1, 2026 to January 31, 2027
Cheapest plans that lock your price today:
Town Square Energy: 13.47 cents per kWh, locked for 12 months.
About $65 a year less than the standard price. No monthly fee. No fee to cancel.
CleanChoice Energy: 13.8 cents per kWh, locked for 12 months.
About $25 a year less than the standard price. No monthly fee. No fee to cancel. For new customers only.
Direct Energy Services, LLC: 13.89 cents per kWh, locked for 12 months.
About $14 a year less than the standard price. No monthly fee. No fee to cancel. For new customers only.
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Judy takes no money from electric or gas companies. This page uses every offer on the New Hampshire price list, checked November 12, 2026 from energy.nh.gov.
Prices come from the New Hampshire price list (energy.nh.gov). We check it every 2 hours.