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mdfromct t1_ixed92l wrote

The expiration date is on the Eversource bill. If you look at your bill you’ll see it’s Eversource right now, and how much you’re paying per kilowatt hour. It will also say that rate expires in the December meter reading. It’s so easy to keep track of with the information on the bill.

They also include the rate info and contact info for other suppliers.

My concern is they’ll raise the delivery fees with supplier costs down for consumers

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