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The Boston Globe
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Alternative energy reduces power rate increase
Starting August 1, Massachusetts residents will see their electricity supply rates increase from around 15-16 cents to 17-18 cents per kilowatt-hour, leading to roughly a $10 monthly increase for typical households. Only a small percentage of utility customers are directly affected since most participate in municipal or retail power programs that offer lower rates or fixed contracts. Despite competition and alternative suppliers, many consumers face high costs and risks of switching, contributing to Massachusetts having the fourth-highest average electric bills in the U.S.
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