Exeter Community Power

Exeter Community Power circular logo with a drawing of the exeter town hall and band stand in blue with red electric lightning

Community Power enables cities and towns to take control of their energy future, lower energy costs and, in the future, invest in local renewable energy projects such as solar arrays, EV charging stations, smart meter upgrades and battery storage.

 

Benefits

Lower rates: Negotiated rates for the basic energy service  (also called “default”  energy service) are expected to be less than those offered by our utility.

Local control of energy choices: Towns or a coalition of towns can choose where to purchase energy and provide options for residents and businesses.

Choice: Residents and businesses may choose among several supply options with varying amounts of renewable energy content.   They may also opt out and return to Unitil’s energy supplier.

Clean Energy: Exeter Community Power’s offerings will include options with higher percentages of renewable energy at slightly higher cost.

 

For all your Community Power Questions, view the FAQ at the bottom of the page. Still more questions? Call The Community Power Coalition of NH at 1-866-603-POWR.

Community Power Electric Rates (CPCNH) - Effective February 1st, 2024 - July 31st, 2024

Source/Product Renewable Content $ Per KWH* Estimated Average Household Cost (Energy Supply Charge only)*
CPCNH - Granite Basic 23.4% 8.1¢ $53/month
CPCNH - Granite Plus 33% 8.4¢ $55/month
CPCNH - Clean 50 50% 9.4¢ $61/month
CPCNH - Clean 100 100% 12.4¢ $81/month

* Unitil continues to be the utility that delivers electricity to Exeter Customers. The “Energy Supplier Service” charge; does not include Unitil’s delivery and related charges.  Estimated savings based on average residential usage to 650 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per month.

A PDF Copy of this information is available in the supporting documents section of the page. For more information:

NOTE:  NOTE:  You may receive mailings from other “third party” suppliers offering electric supply at attractive rates. Be aware that these are for-profit entities and their rates may be promotional introductory rates.

 

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