In an extensive story on customer choice in the face of the doubling of National Grid's default service rate in Massachusetts, the Worcester Telegram & Gazette report that the Massachusetts DPU, "plans a Web site that would make comparison shopping for electricity easier for customers as more competitive suppliers enter the market."

The Telegram & Gazette also includes perspectives from Major Energy and Great Eastern Energy on the climate for customer switching given National Grid's rate hike

See the Telegram & Gazette for the story

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Massachusetts   Major Energy   Great Eastern Energy   National Grid   Price to Compare   Default Service  

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