National Grid Basic Service
The current residential fixed Basic Service supply rate is 17.185¢/kWh for August 1, 2026 through January 31, 2027.
See current rate →Compare Brockton electricity supply rates, National Grid Basic Service, competitive electricity suppliers and the developing Brockton Community Electricity program.
Enter your Brockton-area ZIP code to find electricity supply options and current competitive offers available at your address.
Supply and delivery are separate portions of a Massachusetts electric bill. Always review the current supplier rate, contract term, cancellation fee, renewable content and applicable charges before enrolling.
Brockton customers receive electricity delivery through National Grid while the supply portion can come from Basic Service or an eligible competitive supplier. The City is also developing its own municipal aggregation program.
The current residential fixed Basic Service supply rate is 17.185¢/kWh for August 1, 2026 through January 31, 2027.
See current rate →Eligible customers can shop electricity supply offers with different rates, contract periods and renewable options.
View supplier options →Brockton is developing a municipal aggregation program intended to provide additional supply and renewable-energy choices.
See program status →Competitive suppliers may offer renewable electricity products. Brockton's aggregation plan is also being developed with renewable energy options in mind.
Explore options →These are August 2026 rate snapshots. Supply is only one component of a Brockton electric bill. National Grid delivery charges and other applicable charges are separate.
| Provider / Program | Supply option | Supply rate* | Rate period | 600 kWh supply* | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
National Grid
Massachusetts Electric Company
|
Residential Basic Service |
17.185¢
/kWh
|
Aug. 1, 2026 – Jan. 31, 2027 | ~$103.11 | Basic Service | View |
|
Clearview Energy
Competitive supplier
|
ClearGuarantee9Plus* |
~16.8¢
/kWh
|
9 months* | ~$100.80* | Competitive | View |
|
Brockton Community Electricity
City of Brockton municipal aggregation
|
Program in development |
Pending
|
Approval / procurement pending | Pending | Municipal | Program |
|
Other Competitive Suppliers
Massachusetts retail electricity market
|
ZIP-code specific offers |
Varies
/kWh
|
Offer specific | Varies | Competitive | Shop |
* The Clearview figure is a published Brockton ZIP
02301 market snapshot dated August 25, 2026 and is
included as an example rather than a guaranteed
current offer. Competitive supplier pricing can
change by ZIP code, product, term, eligibility and
date. Verify the offer before enrollment.
Supply-only calculations are not estimates of the
complete monthly electric bill. National Grid
delivery charges remain applicable regardless of
which eligible supplier provides the electricity
supply.
Brockton customers can remain on National Grid Basic Service, shop eligible competitive supply products or monitor the City's developing municipal aggregation program.
Brockton electricity customers have a choice on the supply side while National Grid remains responsible for delivery. The key number to compare is the supplier's cents-per-kWh rate, but contract terms and additional fees also matter.
This portion may come from National Grid Basic Service, a competitive supplier or, once launched, Brockton Community Electricity.
National Grid delivers electricity, maintains the local wires and distribution system, reads meters and responds to outages.
Customers who have not selected another eligible electricity supplier receive National Grid Basic Service.
Brockton is developing a municipal aggregation program. It must complete the required approval and procurement process before customer enrollment begins.
The advertised electricity rate is only one part of what appears on a Brockton electric bill.
This is the cost of the electricity itself. National Grid Basic Service or an eligible competitive supplier may provide this portion.
National Grid charges regulated delivery rates for maintaining the local electric distribution system and delivering electricity.
Taxes, transmission, transition, distribution and other applicable charges can affect the total amount shown on your bill.
National Grid publishes separate delivery components. These charges are different from the electricity supply rate.
Current regular residential customer charge published by National Grid.
Current default residential distribution component published by National Grid.
Current residential transmission component published by National Grid.
Current published transition component. Other applicable charges may also appear on the bill.
Brockton is served by National Grid's Massachusetts Electric Company. Massachusetts also allows eligible customers to select competitive electricity suppliers. The City is developing a municipal aggregation program that is not yet fully launched.
Competitive electricity offers can differ by ZIP code. Brockton commonly uses ZIP codes 02301, 02302, 02303, 02304 and 02305. Always enter the ZIP code from your actual service address when checking supplier offers.
Start with your ZIP code and check the electricity supply options available at your address.
Important information before switching electricity supply in Brockton.
Electricity pricing disclosure: Brockton electricity pricing consists of separate supply and delivery components. National Grid residential Basic Service is 17.185¢/kWh for August 1, 2026 through January 31, 2027. A published Brockton ZIP 02301 competitive-market snapshot dated August 25, 2026 showed a Clearview Energy offer of approximately 16.8¢/kWh for nine months. Competitive supplier offers can change by ZIP code, contract, eligibility and date. Brockton Community Electricity is currently in development and does not yet have a final customer supply rate that should be represented as a live program rate. Always verify the current rate, contract terms, fees and supplier disclosures before enrolling.