New Hampshire electric prices
Checked on Nov 12 from energy.nh.gov.Judy takes no money from energy companies. How we check
Free, with no account. No one will call you.
No. Changing your price never turns off your power. NHEC still brings it to your home and fixes outages.
For a home that uses 1,000 kWh a month. Fees included. Cheapest first, one plan per company.
Save about $20 a year
CleanChoice Energy
13.8 cents per kWh, locked for 12 months
Plans that lock your price for 6 months or more, for a home that uses 1,000 kWh a month. Fees are included. Cheapest first, one plan per company. Only plans that cost less than the standard price are shown.
Prices come from the New Hampshire price list (energy.nh.gov). We check it every 2 hours. Judy looks at more than price: she checks your own bill, fees and where prices are going.
Free, with no account. Judy uses the New Hampshire price list (energy.nh.gov). How we get our prices
Judy compared 6 offers for NHEC homes on Nov 12 at 11:27 PM.
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Serves rural communities in New Hampshire.
A kWh is one unit of electricity (kWh on your bill). Your bill may call this price the Default Service.
It is the price you pay if you never picked another company.
Today it is 13.97 cents per kWh. A kWh is one unit of electricity (kWh on your bill).
Your bill may call it the Default Service.
It can change a few times a year.
Yes. Your power stays on. NHEC still delivers your electricity and sends your bill.
Only the price part of your bill changes.
You can go back to NHEC's standard price later. Check your contract for a fee to leave early.
Call the company you pick, or sign up on its website. You don't call your utility.
Have your NHEC bill ready. The company will ask for a number from it.
Look for your account number near the top of your bill. Ask the company which number it needs.
The new company tells NHEC for you.
You have at least 5 days to cancel for free after you get the new company's plan papers.
To cancel, call the new company, write to them or cancel online.
The company must tell you at least 45 days before your plan ends.
Write down the end date. If you do nothing, you may pay more.
Come back to Judy Saves when the notice comes. We will check your choices again.
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False. In Community Power Coalition towns, you can opt out without fee or cost.
Checked Oct 10, 2026Community Power Coalition of NH
You get at least 45 days' notice. Compare with your utility's own price before the end.
Checked Oct 10, 2026NH Department of Energy
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