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Basic/Default Service
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Choosing a Competitive Supplier
In 1998, Massachusetts deregulated its electricity market, allowing customers of the investor-owned utilities to purchase the generation portion of their electric service from competitive suppliers or electricity brokers. This section provides information on how the deregulated electric system works and what to look for when choosing a supplier.
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Electric Customer Migration Data
Monthly tables illustrating the migration of electric power customers in Massachusetts from incumbent generation sources to competitive generation sources since March 1, 1998. -
Electric: Active Licensed Competitive Suppliers and Electricity Brokers
Suppliers and brokers currently offering competitive electricity in Massachusetts.
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Related Information & Reports
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Electric Competitive Suppliers
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Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (RPS) & Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard Programs (APS)
Massachusetts' Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (RPS) was one of the first programs in the nation that required a certain percentage of the state's electricity to come from renewable energy. The Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (APS) was established to complement the RPS Program, providing requirements and incentives for alternative electricity technologies. -
Electric Distribution Companies
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Electric Industry Restructuring
Look here for a summary of the Department of Public Utilities' electric industry restructuring proceedings; generation service information; and information for competitive suppliers
