Your options

Walpole Power Choice offers two program options:

  • As a new participant, you will be automatically enrolled in Power Choice Standard. You will receive the minimum amount of electricity from renewable sources required by state law. (Examples of renewable energy sources include the sun and the wind.)
  • If you want to receive all of your electricity from renewable sources, and you are willing to pay a bit more for it, you can choose the Power Choice Green option instead.

If you don’t want to participate at all you may opt out at any time with no fee or penalty.

Electricity supplier: If you participate in Walpole Power Choice, you will see Dynegy listed on your Eversource electricity bill as your electricity supplier. See an example Eversource bill.

Electricity mix: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts requires that all electricity supply products include a minimum of 59.2% from renewable energy resources in 2023, including 22% from premium renewable energy sources in the New England region (MA Class I RECs). Power Choice Standard meets the minimum requirement. Power Choice Green exceeds this requirement. The program’s electricity supplier is required to provide an energy mix disclosure label that offers details about all of the sources of electricity provided. Visit the Resources page to download the most recent label.

Compare prices: Use the tables below to compare Walpole Power Choice prices with Eversource’s current 6-month Basic Service price, or use the online calculator to compare with Eversource’s most recent 12-month average price.

Power Choice Standard

9.945 ¢/kWh*

for residential, commercial, and industrial accounts**
Price term December 2020 meter read – December 2023 meter read
Renewable energy content 59.2% renewable energy, in accordance with minimum Massachusetts renewable energy requirements.
Exit terms Leave any time. No exit charge.

Change back to Power Choice Standard

Not yet enrolled in the program? Learn about enrollment.

Power Choice Green

10.749 ¢/kWh*

for residential, commercial, and industrial accounts**
Price term December 2020 meter read – December 2023 meter read.
Renewable energy content 100% renewable electricity, including 20% from premium renewable energy sources in the New England region (MA Class I RECs) and 58% from wind sources outside of New England added by Walpole, and 22% from premium renewable sources in the New England region to meet Massachusetts renewable energy requirements. Also includes 39.2% from other renewable or clean sources to meet minimum Massachusetts requirements.
Exit terms Leave any time. No exit charge.

Opt up to Power Choice Green

Not yet enrolled in the program? Learn about enrollment.

* Prices for both Power Choice Standard and Power Choice Green include a $0.001/kWh administration fee. Program prices could increase as a result of a change in law that results in a direct, material increase in costs during the term of the electricity supply agreement. Program prices apply only to the electricity supply portion of your Eversource electric bill. Delivery charges on your Eversource electric bill are not affected by the Walpole Power Choice program.

** Some large commercial accounts may not be eligible for program pricing at the time of enrollment and may instead be offered market pricing. Visit the FAQ page for more information.

EVERSOURCE’S BASIC SERVICE 16.078 ¢/kWh residential
15.899 ¢/kWh small business
14.120 ¢/kWh large business
Price term July 1, 2023 – December 31, 2023, for residential and small business accounts.

July 1, 2023 – September 30, 2023, for large business accounts.

Eversource’s fixed Basic Service rates change every 6 months for residential and small business accounts and every 3 months for medium and large business accounts.
Renewable energy content 59.2% renewable energy, in accordance with minimum Massachusetts renewable energy requirements.
Exit terms Leave any time. No exit charge. However, large C&I (rates G-3, T-2, and WR) and street lighting customers on the fixed-price Basic Service option may receive a billing adjustment, which may be either a credit or a charge.