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Compare Fall River electricity supply rates, National Grid Basic Service, Fall River Community Electricity Aggregation, renewable options and competitive electricity suppliers.

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Enter your Fall River-area ZIP code to find electricity supply options available at your address.

Electricity supply and delivery are separate portions of a Massachusetts electric bill. Always review the current supplier terms, rate, contract period, renewable content and applicable fees before enrolling.

14.346¢ Fall River CEA Standard
15.475¢ Fall River CEA Plus
17.185¢ National Grid Basic Service
100% CEA Plus renewable option
Fall River electricity options

Understand your Fall River electricity choices

Fall River customers can receive electricity supply through National Grid Basic Service, the city's Community Electricity Aggregation program or an eligible competitive supplier.

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Fall River CEA Standard

The current Fall River CEA Standard supply rate is 14.346¢/kWh under the program running through November 2028.

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Longer-term price period

Fall River CEA's current supply pricing is established for the November 2025 through November 2028 meter-read period.

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100% renewable option

Fall River CEA Plus is an optional product that adds renewable energy to reach 100% total renewable content.

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Fall River customers

National Grid continues to provide electricity delivery while the supply portion can come from different eligible programs or suppliers.

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Fall River electricity rates

Compare Fall River electricity supply options

These are August 2026 supply-price snapshots. Supply is only one component of the electric bill. National Grid delivery charges and other applicable charges are separate.

● Rate snapshot: August 2026
Provider / Program Supply option Supply rate* Rate period 600 kWh supply* Type
Fall River Community Electricity Aggregation
City-organized electricity aggregation
Standard
14.346¢ /kWh
Nov. 2025 – Nov. 2028 ~$86.08 CEA View
Fall River Community Electricity Aggregation
Optional renewable product
Plus
15.475¢ /kWh
Nov. 2025 – Nov. 2028 ~$92.85 100% Renewable View
National Grid
Massachusetts Electric Company Basic Service
Residential Basic Service
17.185¢ /kWh
Aug. 1, 2026 – Jan. 31, 2027 ~$103.11 Basic Service View
Competitive Suppliers
Massachusetts retail electricity market
ZIP-code specific offers
Varies /kWh
Offer specific Varies Competitive Shop

* Supply-only comparison. A Fall River electric bill also includes regulated National Grid delivery and other applicable charges. The 600-kWh figures are simple supply calculations and are not estimates of the complete monthly electric bill. Competitive supplier rates can vary by ZIP code, offer, term and eligibility.

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Compare plans by price and renewable content

Fall River customers can compare the city's Community Electricity Aggregation products, National Grid Basic Service and competitive electricity suppliers.

Fall River CEA Plus
Optional 100% renewable product
15.475¢ per kWh*
2028 Program end
100% Renewable
Fixed Program price
  • 15.475¢/kWh current supply rate
  • Adds renewable energy to total 100%
  • Current pricing runs through November 2028
  • National Grid remains the delivery utility
National Grid Basic Service
Massachusetts Electric Company residential supply
17.185¢ per kWh*
6 mo. Rate period
Basic Supply
Changes Periodically
  • Current residential Basic Service supply rate
  • August 2026–January 2027 rate period
  • National Grid provides delivery service
  • Basic Service rates are reset periodically
Competitive Suppliers
Massachusetts retail electricity market
Varies by offer
ZIP Specific
Varies Supply rate
Varies Contract
  • Offers can vary by Fall River ZIP code
  • Different contract terms may apply
  • Renewable content varies by product
  • Review cancellation fees and terms before enrollment
Fall River electricity guide

How to choose an electricity supply plan in Fall River

Fall River electricity shopping separates electricity supply from delivery. The supply portion can come from National Grid Basic Service, the Fall River Community Electricity Aggregation program or an eligible competitive supplier.


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Supply
The electricity itself

This is the portion of the bill associated with purchasing the electricity. Customers can receive supply through National Grid Basic Service, Fall River CEA or another eligible supplier.

Delivery
National Grid

National Grid delivers electricity, maintains the distribution system, handles outages and bills customers for delivery-related charges.

Fall River CEA
City-organized aggregation

The city program provides electricity supply products for eligible Fall River customers while National Grid continues to provide delivery service.

Supplier
Competitive electricity companies

Massachusetts-licensed competitive suppliers may offer products with different prices, terms and renewable energy content.

Understand your Fall River electric bill

What determines your electricity bill?

The supply rate shown by an electricity program is not the same thing as the total amount on your monthly National Grid bill.

Electricity supply

The cost of the electricity itself. This can come from National Grid Basic Service, Fall River CEA or an eligible competitive supplier.

National Grid delivery

Delivery charges cover the local electric distribution system, transmission and other regulated delivery-related costs.

Renewable programs

Some supply products include additional renewable energy content. Fall River CEA Plus is designed to reach 100% total renewable content.

Before you switch

Five things to check before choosing a Fall River plan

1. Supply rate

Compare the cents-per-kWh supply price with the rate currently shown on your National Grid bill.

2. Contract period

Check how long the quoted supply rate remains in effect.

3. Cancellation terms

Competitive supplier contracts may include early termination charges.

4. Renewable content

Compare renewable-energy content if clean electricity is important to you.

Fall River electricity providers

Electricity supply options available to Fall River customers

Fall River is served by National Grid for electricity delivery. Customers may receive electricity supply through Basic Service, the city's Community Electricity Aggregation program or an eligible competitive supplier.

Fall River service areas

Electricity information across Fall River

Supply availability and competitive supplier offers can depend on your exact address and utility account. Use your ZIP code when checking current offers.

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Fall River electricity FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Important information before switching electricity supply in Fall River.

What are the electricity providers in Fall River?
Fall River customers receive electricity delivery through National Grid. Electricity supply can come through National Grid Basic Service, the Fall River Community Electricity Aggregation program or an eligible competitive supplier.
What is the current National Grid electricity rate in Fall River?
The current National Grid residential Basic Service supply rate is 17.185¢ per kWh for August 1, 2026 through January 31, 2027. This is the supply portion only and does not represent the complete electric bill.
What is Fall River Community Electricity Aggregation?
Fall River Community Electricity Aggregation, or CEA, is a city-organized electricity supply program that provides residents and businesses with city-vetted electricity supply options. National Grid continues to provide delivery service and billing.
What are the current Fall River CEA rates?
The current Fall River CEA Standard supply rate is 14.346¢/kWh. The optional Plus product is 15.475¢/kWh and adds renewable energy to reach 100% total renewable content.
How long are the Fall River CEA rates fixed?
The current Fall River CEA pricing period runs from November 2025 through November 2028 meter reads. The program's published rates are supply rates and do not change National Grid delivery charges.
Does National Grid deliver electricity in Fall River?
Yes. National Grid provides electricity delivery service in Fall River. Customers may receive electricity supply from National Grid Basic Service, Fall River CEA or another eligible supplier while National Grid continues to deliver the electricity.
Is Fall River electricity deregulated?
Massachusetts allows eligible customers to choose competitive electricity supply products. Fall River also operates a municipal aggregation program. Electricity delivery remains with National Grid.
Is Fall River Community Electricity Aggregation renewable?
Yes. The Fall River CEA Standard product includes the renewable energy required under Massachusetts law. The optional Plus product adds renewable energy to reach 100% total renewable content.
How do I find electricity suppliers in Fall River?
Start with your ZIP code and compare the available supply rate, contract period, renewable content and applicable fees. Competitive supplier offers can vary by ZIP code and eligibility. The complete electric bill should be considered rather than relying only on the advertised supply rate.

Electricity pricing disclosure: Fall River electricity pricing consists of separate supply and delivery components. Rates shown on this page are August 2026 supply-rate snapshots. National Grid residential Basic Service is 17.185¢/kWh for August 1, 2026 through January 31, 2027. Current Fall River CEA rates are 14.346¢/kWh for Standard and 15.475¢/kWh for Plus. CEA pricing runs through November 2028 meter reads. Competitive supplier offers can vary by ZIP code, contract, eligibility and date. Always verify the current rate and supplier terms before enrolling.

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