Competitive power suppliers may also be called electric suppliers, power producers, power generators, power sellers, or power brokers. Continuous energy supply service that the distribution company offers when the customer is not eligible for Standard Offer Service or has not chosen or is unable to choose an alternate electric supplier. The price for Default Service will move up and down based on the market price for power. The Department of the State of Massachusetts that is responsible for regulation of electric distribution companies. The act of carrying the electricity from the transmission system to the ultimate consumer.
Distribution lines are at lower voltages than transmission lines.
It will continue to deliver your power, read your meter, maintain the poles and wires, and restore power after an outage. The act of changing other forms of energy, such as fossil fuels, nuclear or renewable energy, into electricity. Any municipality or group of municipalities acting together to aggregate the electrical load of interested electricity consumers within its boundaries. Participation by any customer in a municipal aggregation program is voluntary, and customers who wish to return to Standard Offer Service can do so if it is within 180 days of initially committing to the aggregation plan. Energy sources that are naturally replenishable such as solar and wind.