Massachusetts Electricity Providers by Address
Massachusetts splits almost evenly between two utilities: Eversource MA delivers power in Boston, Springfield, Cambridge and Newton, while National Grid covers Worcester, Lowell, Brockton and Quincy. Every one of those cities sits in a deregulated market, so you can shop for your own electricity supplier no matter which utility owns the wires. Gas follows a similar but not identical split.
- Massachusetts wires Eversource MA Leads sampled checks near Boston.
- Massachusetts choice 8 choice cities sampled Massachusetts residents in choice territory shop a retail plan on top of the wires company.
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8,000+ addresses checked · 342 ZIP codes · updated Jul 2026
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Massachusetts electricity coverage
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| Provider | Most common in |
|---|---|
| Eversource MA | Boston |
Two utilities, one statewide choice market
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Eversource or National Grid, and you can shop either way
Eversource and National Grid split electric delivery across the cities we've sampled roughly down the middle: Eversource covers Boston, Springfield, Cambridge and Newton; National Grid covers Worcester, Lowell, Brockton and Quincy. Gas doesn't follow the identical map. Eversource delivers gas in Worcester, Springfield, Cambridge and Brockton, which means a Worcester address can have National Grid electric and Eversource gas at the same time.
Whichever utility owns your wires, Massachusetts runs a full retail electric choice market. Every city in our sample is flagged deregulated, so you're free to shop for a competitive electricity supplier while the delivery utility keeps the poles running either way. Water is handled by individual city and town departments our sampling doesn't yet have confident data on.
Massachusetts electricity questions, answered
Who is my electric company in Massachusetts. Eversource or National Grid?
It depends on your city. Eversource delivers electricity in Boston, Springfield, Cambridge and Newton; National Grid delivers it in Worcester, Lowell, Brockton and Quincy. Both are delivery utilities only. You can still shop for your own electricity supplier on top of either one.
Can I choose my own electricity supplier in Massachusetts?
Yes. Every city we've sampled sits in Massachusetts's deregulated retail electric market. Eversource or National Grid delivers the power and keeps the lines running regardless of who supplies it, but you're free to shop around for the company that actually generates and sells you the electricity.
Does my gas company match my electric company in Massachusetts?
Not necessarily. Worcester, for example, has National Grid for electric but Eversource for gas in our sampled data. Don't assume the two match. Confirm each service separately with the lookup for your specific address.
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Electricity territories on this page come from our address-level mapping database for Massachusetts (geographically spread sample addresses), not from inventing a statewide monopoly. Page published 2026-08-03; underlying sample refreshed 2026-07-22. Always confirm yours with the lookup. Read how we verify provider data.