8/11/21 Customer Notice: The Compact was recently made aware of an error made by the Compact’s Power Supply provider, NextEra, in submitting the new residential power supply rate that was supposed to go into effect on customers’ June meter reads. CLC residential power supply customers’ June-July bills still showed the old rate of 11.85 cents/kWh. This only affects non-CLC Local Green residential customers. All other rates (commercial, industrial, and all CLC Local Green rates) were changed over correctly.  The Compact and NextEra are aware of the issue and will be issuing bill credits to the affected customers on their next bill to refund the overcharge for the June-July billing cycle. They are also going to put in place additional internal controls to ensure this doesn’t happen again.

Sustainability, Security, and Stability

We are strongly committed to providing competitive electricity prices and worry-free service to our customers through competitively-bid contracts. The Compact offers the security of a fixed-rate and stable power supply option for a specific time frame, typically six months, for residential and small commercial customers. The rate for large commercial customers changes every three months.

In 2017, we teamed up with our supplier, NextEra® Energy Services Massachusetts (NextEra Energy Services), to become a green aggregator, matching 100% of Compact customers' annual usage with Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). Read more about Green Aggregation.

While our standard supply products sources RECs from across the country, Customers can choose to opt-in to the CLC Local Green℠ program which matches either 50% or 100% of customer usage with RECs from right here in New England.

The table below shows our current standard supply pricing. CLC Local Green pricing can be found here.

Rates for Cape Light Compact 100% Renewable Electricity

For additional questions about Cape Light Compact, to discuss your options or other inquiries call (508) 375-6644 or email info@capelightcompact.org.

2021 POWER SUPPLY RATES*

Residential
Dec. 2020 - June 2021:
June 2021 - Dec. 2021:
11.850 cents/kWh
10.743 cents/kWh
Commercial
Dec. 2020 - June 2021:
June 2021 - Dec. 2021:
11.603 cents/kWh
9.999 cents/kWh
Industrial
June 2021 - Sept. 2021:
Sept. 2021 - Dec. 2021:
8.784 cents/kWh
12.440 cents/kWh

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* Prices include an adder of $0.001/kWh for the Cape Light Compact Operating Fund

  • View the components and pricing build-up for the Compact’s power supply rates, which will begin after June 2021 meter read and will end on Dec. 2021 meter read for residential customers.
  • View the components and pricing build-up for the Compact’s power supply rates, which will begin after June 2021 meter read and will end on Dec. 2021 meter read for commercial customers.
  • View the components and pricing build-up for the Compact’s power supply rates, which will begin after June 2021 meter read and will end on the September 2021 meter read for industrial customers.
  • View the components and pricing build-up for the Compact’s power supply rates, which will begin after Sept. 2021 meter read and will end on the Dec. 2021 meter read for industrial customers.
  • View Eversource’s basic service rate.
  • Click below to view the Compact's Current Competitive Electric Supply Agreement (CESA). The pricing strategy and supplier payment guarantee, Exhibit A and Exhibit E to these agreements contain certain confidential and competitively sensitive information and are not public documents.
  • View how Cape Light Compact procures electricity and sets the rate.
  • View a list of licensed competitive electric suppliers.
  • View information on the Retail Electric Market, including info on basic service, competitive supply, and municipal aggregation.
*Please note that the Compact cannot ensure or verify the accuracy of the information provided by other service providers.*

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