Program prices

Sharon Power Choice offers three options. As a new program participant, you will be automatically enrolled in Sharon Power Choice Standard and will receive 50% of your electricity from new regional renewable sources. Two other options are available by request.

Your electricity supplier will be Direct Energy, changing to First Point Power in January 2027. See how the program will appear on your electric bill: Eversource / National Grid.

If you are eligible for a low-income discount or fuel assistance, you will continue to receive that benefit with no change.

If you are enrolled in Eversource’s Budget Billing or National Grid’s Budget Plan, it will continue to apply to your total bill.

What happens in January 2027?

The new prices will automatically go into effect in January 2027 for active program participants. Participants in the Sharon Power Choice Standard option will be automatically moved to the Sharon Power Choice Basic option unless they choose the Sharon Power Choice Green option or opt out. If your account is enrolled, you will first see the new price on your February 2027 electric bill.

13.840 ¢/kWh

Retiring in January

(default)

50% renewable electricity from new regional resources.
Renewable energy content detail.

Price period:

Current price fixed until January 2027. In January 2027, participants in Sharon Power Choice Standard will be automatically moved to Sharon Power Choice Basic. Learn more about the change.

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15.490 ¢/kWh

New price in January: 18.355 ¢/kWh

(option)

100% renewable electricity from new regional resources.
Renewable energy content detail.

Price period:

Current price expiring in January 2027.

New price in effect January 2027 – January 2030.

Request enrollment

13.170 ¢/kWh

New price in December: 15.799 ¢/kWh

(option)

Minimum amount of renewable electricity required by law.
Renewable energy content detail.

Price period:

Current price expiring in January 2027.

New price in effect January 2027 – January 2030.

Request enrollment

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

Compare to your utility

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