Compare Electricity & Natural Gas Rates in New Hampshire
With over 519,000 businesses serviced nationwide, we are able to negotiate fixed energy rates that cut the supply portion of our clients bills by as much as 70%.
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My energy consultant Jack had the foresight to get me to renew early back in the beginning of 2021 for 0.058120.
I just called Pepco and they told me my price to compare was 15 cents, so to have a low rate in 2022 is a huge financial blessing for my business.
Thank you for your professional guidance as I am sure I gave Jack grief last year for renewing so early and now I cannot thank you enough!
– Jon Simon of Parkway, Custom Dry-clean
Why CES?
Over the past 22 years we have helped over 519,000 businesses take charge of their energy costs. With a combined usage of 18 billion KwH and 18.9 million MCF we have the experience, buying power and relationships to help navigate your business through this volatile energy market and get the best pricing available.
We’ve saved our clients 10’s of millions of dollars, and getting a quote from us is fast, easy, and free.
New Hampshire electricity rates over time
Over the past 20 years Electricity rates have steadily increased in New Hampshire and are currently 2x higher today than they were back in 2001.
If you consider the current state of the global energy market, the war in Ukraine, Europe shutting down nuclear power plants and moving from Russia’s natural gas, and inflation running rampant, energy prices are projected to continue trending upward.
Commercial Energy Rates in New Hampshire
New Hampshire was one of the first states to pass an Energy deregulation or “Energy Choice” act in 1996. This ordered the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to develop an energy choice program that could go into effect by 1998. Fast forward to today and businesses can choose from dozens of companies and get their electricity and natural gas rates from whichever is the most competitive.
The Public Utilities Commission of New Hampshire (PUC)
The NHPUC is vested with general jurisdiction over electric, natural gas, water and sewer utilities for issues such as rates, quality of service, finance, accounting, and safety and with limited jurisdiction over telecommunications. It is the NHPUC’s mission to ensure that customers of regulated utilities receive safe, adequate and reliable service at just and reasonable rates. On
The NHPUC is composed of three Commissioners appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Executive Council to staggered six year terms.
Types of Energy Plans Available in New Hampshire
There are different types of energy plans that consumers can sign up for, but the main two are variable-rate and fixed-rate plans. Each has its benefits.
Fixed Electricity Rates and Fixed Natural Gas Rates
A fixed-rate plan, as the name suggests, will have a firm and unchanging price that will last the length of the contract. No matter the weather–hot or cold–severe storms, or even market volatility, the fixed rate will not change for the length of the contract. These contracts are typically for 6, 12, 24, or 36 months, but can go up to 5 years. Fixed-rate energy plans in New Hampshire are the most commonly used plans, and the plan that we recommend using for most businesses
Variable Electricity Rates and Variable Natural Gas Rates
Variable-rate plans change month-to-month based on the fluctuations in the market. Because of this there is a chance for the rate to drop and you will pay less for a period, but there’s also a chance that the rate could go much higher. Factors that can cause this include oil & natural gas pipelines being shut down, world events, government regulations/tax changes, or an infrastructure problem. This all means that your monthly electricity bill will not be the same month-to-month, and you may end up with a surprise. We don’t recommend variable-rate plans for most businesses.
Our Process
Our entire job is to take the stress and work out of finding the correct energy supplier who will give you the most favorable contract and best price available today. We do all the work and it costs you nothing, all we need is a copy of your bill.
1. With a copy of your bill, we can analyze your historical usage, rate class, zone, and load profile along with the number of accounts you manage to ensure you will receive the best rate(s) your account(s) qualifies for.
If you are currently under contract, we can still help with forward start pricing. We have the capability of locking in today’s low rates for when your current agreement(s) ends.
This will not have any negative effect on your current agreement. In most cases we represent the supplier you are currently with. So, we have the capability of pricing your accounts directly to negotiate on your behalf.
2. We will take this information and get quotes from 25+ suppliers in your area and leverage our relationships to negotiate preferential rates for you then relay that deal to you.
3. We use our knowledge of the current energy market to recommend what type of rate and contract is best for your business.
4. Once we have the agreement between you and the energy supplier we will walk you through the terms and conditions, like legal information and cancellation fees, or answer any other questions you may have before you sign.
5. Once everything is signed you’ll be introduced to one of our customer service representatives who will assist you with any future questions.
FAQ
Will I get 2 bills if I switch?
In the majority of cases, no, you will still continue to receive the same bills from your utility company. The only difference is your new supplier will be noted on the bill.
If you are in an area that requires a separate bill, our energy experts will let you know and answer any additional questions.
How long does it take to switch natural gas or electric providers?
Typically it takes between 15 and 45 days for your utility company to process your supplier change. This means it can take 1 to 2 billing cycles.
Could my business lose power or natural gas supply during the switch?
No. Your utility will always remain responsible for delivering energy to your business. Your utility will simply start delivering energy from your new supplier, so this will never interrupt the flow of energy to your business.
