Program prices

Spencer Electric Choice offers two options:

As a new participant, you will be automatically enrolled in Spencer Standard, which is the lowest-priced option in the program.
The Spencer 100% Renewable option is available by request and provides 100% of your electricity from renewable sources.

As a participant in Spencer Electric Choice, your electricity supplier will be First Point Power.

If you are eligible for a low-income discount or fuel assistance, you continue to receive that benefit as a participant in Spencer Electric Choice. If you have National Grid’s Budget Plan, it continues to apply to your whole bill.

Spencer Electric Choice prices are fixed until December 2027.

What happens in December 2027?

The Town intends to sign a new, long-term contract when the contract with First Point Power expires. The Town will announce the new prices before they take effect, and your account will be automatically enrolled into the new price for your program option unless you opt out or choose a different option.

Spencer Standard

13.540 ¢/kWh

Receive the minimum amount of your electricity from renewable sources required by law.
Renewable energy content detail.

If you will be automatically enrolled and wish to remain with Spencer Standard, no action is required.

Choose Spencer Standard

Spencer 100% Renewable

14.740 ¢/kWh

Receive 100% of your electricity from renewable sources.
Renewable energy content detail.

Choose Spencer 100% Renewable

Please note: Some large commercial accounts may not be eligible for program pricing at the time of enrollment and may instead be offered market pricing.

Compare to National Grid

Spencer Electric Choice offers long-term prices, but National Grid’s prices change seasonally. It is normal for Spencer’s prices to be lower than National Grid sometimes and higher at other times. The goal of Spencer Electric Choice is to provide savings when compared with the average of National Grid’s changing prices. Use the price calculator to compare Spencer Electric Choice with an average of National Grid’s recent prices.

Current National Grid prices

15.484 ¢/kWh – residential
14.411 ¢/kWh – commercial
August 1, 2025 – January 31, 2026, residential & commercial.

17.130 ¢/kWh – industrial
November 1, 2025 – January 31, 2026, industrial.

Receive the minimum amount of your electricity from renewable sources required by law.

Renewable energy content detail.