{"id":439,"date":"2019-11-14T10:36:14","date_gmt":"2019-11-14T16:36:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.ctenergyratings.com\/blog\/?p=439"},"modified":"2019-11-14T10:36:14","modified_gmt":"2019-11-14T16:36:14","slug":"eversource-raising-hartford-electric-rates","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.ctenergyratings.com\/blog\/eversource-raising-hartford-electric-rates\/","title":{"rendered":"Eversource Raising Hartford Electric Rates! Shop Now!"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Eversource is raising its generation supply rates this winter! How can you afford NOT to shop for cheaper electric rates in Hartford? <\/em><\/center><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Switch Now And Save Before The Eversource Rate Increase<\/h2>\n

The warmer autumn months seem to have come and gone and that means many Hartford residents are starting their heaters. But with the residential default service rate increasing by 16%<\/a> to 9.414\u00a2\/kWh in 2020, you could be losing money unless you lock in a lower rate now! The EIA estimates 724 kWh usage in Connecticut on their average monthly bill report<\/a>, and that means your bill could rise by $9.35 each month. Add this to an estimated $72 Eversource delivery charge<\/a> and that\u2019s a lot of monthly spending.<\/p>\n

But if you lock into one of the electricity plans below, you could take advantage of the prediction that this year\u2019s winter energy bills may be lower than last year\u2019s<\/a>. Check out the best CT electric rates<\/a> and secure savings for the new year!<\/p>\n

Cheapest 12-Month Electric Rates in Hartford, CT<\/h3>\n

Starion Energy<\/strong><\/a> has the cheapest 12-month fixed rates with their Starion Secure 12<\/a> and EcoGreen Secure 12<\/a> plans. With no early termination fees or recurring charges, these plans are both risk-free and great options to hold out this winter while waiting for spring pricing. Starion Secure 12 costs 8.99\u00a2\/kWh while EcoGreen Secure 12 has a 9.29\u00a2\/kWh rate for 100% green energy. These rates mean that you save any from $2.66 to .77\u00a2 on an average bill (at about $108 and $110 respectively) after the January service rate increase. Starion Energy<\/strong> also has a free rewards program<\/a> that offers travel, dining, and shopping savings at various retailers as well as potential rebates and reward cards after six months.<\/p>\n

Compare 12-Month CT Electric Plans<\/h3>\n

Public Power<\/strong><\/a> offers a choice with their 12 Month Fixed<\/a> plan. The plan has a competitive rate of 9.67\u00a2\/kWh. While the rate would have customers pay about $1.60 more per average month more than the upcoming Eversource rate, Hartford residents get compensated with an excellent rewards program that includes savings at major retailers<\/a> as well as referral bonuses<\/a>. Plus, consumers get\u00a0 customer service from one of the area’s best-rated companies according to customer reviews<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Choose the Right 12-Month Electric Plan for You<\/h3>\n

By switching to one of these plans, \u00a0you protect yourself longer from Eversource’s higher rates while locking in valuable rewards. Starion Energy <\/strong>has the lowest rates, a competitive green energy option, and a rewards program for frequent shoppers and travelers. Public Power<\/strong> offers excellent customer service, retailer savings, and referral bonuses for helping friends and family save money. Not only do you get a great rate and\u00a0rewards benefits but also whether you want to support green energy.<\/p>\n

You can learn more about pricing and energy shopping by comparing rates and plans at https:\/\/www.ctenergyratings.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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