Example Eversource bill
| This page helps you to find the Natick Electricity Aggregation Program on your bill. Use the calculator to compare the cost of participating in the Natick Electricity Aggregation Program vs. Eversource’s Basic Service. |
The Natick Electricity Aggregation Program will be integrated into your existing Eversource electric bill:
- Your Supply charge will be impacted by the Natick Electricity Aggregation Program. Supply is the part of the bill where you pay for the electricity you use. Eversource makes no profit from the Supply part of your bill.
- Your Delivery charge will not be impacted by the Natick Electricity Aggregation Program. Delivery is the part of the bill where you pay Eversource to deliver your electricity and maintain the poles and wires. Eversource makes their profit from the Delivery part of your bill.
You will not see any additional charges on your Eversource electric bill or receive any additional electric bills because of participating in the Natick Electricity Aggregation Program.
Where to look on your bill:
Through your December 2025 bill
On the first page of your bill, Natick’s electricity supplier, First Point Power, will appear as your electricity supplier in two places:
- Beneath your total Supply charge
- Beneath the text “Your electric supplier is”
Look for First Point Natick Electricity Agg.
On the second page of your bill, Eversource will use a Natick Electricity Aggregation Program price to calculate the Supply charge that appears on the first page. Look to the right of the words “Generation Service Charge” to find that calculation.
Beginning with your January 2026 bill
On the first page of your bill, Natick’s electricity supplier, Direct Energy, will appear as your electricity supplier in two places:
- Beneath your total Supply charge
- Beneath the text “Your electric supplier is”
Look for Direct Energy-Natick Electricity Agg.
On the second page of your bill, Eversource will use a Natick Electricity Aggregation price to calculate the Supply charge that appears on the first page. Look to the right of the words “Generation Service Charge” to find that calculation.
