Electric Delivery Rates
The delivery portion of your bill includes the costs of maintaining and upgrading the grid, as well funding for critical customer services and programs, taxes and other state and federally mandated charges.
Learn about what these charges fund
Current Rate R Delivery Rates
Rate R pricing is the most common rate for residential customers. If you have a different rate, visit our full list of New Hampshire electric rates or see the List and Applicability of Rates and Riders.
Delivery rates typically change three times a year – on January 1, February 1 and August 1.
| Delivery Component |
Current Rate |
| Customer Charge (per month) |
$13.81
(per month) |
| Distribution Charge (per kWh) |
5.196
(¢/kWh) |
| Regulatory Reconciliation Adjustment (per kWh) |
- 0.032
(¢/kWh) |
| Transmission Charge |
3.046
(¢/kWh) |
| Stranded Cost Recovery Charge (per kWh) |
0.458
(¢/kWh) |
| System Benefits Charge (per kWh) |
0.863
(¢/kWh) |