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National Grid Fuel Charge Explained

What to Know

Detailed guide to National Grid fuel charge explained. National Grid serves customers in Central and Southeastern Massachusetts including Springfield, New Bedford, Fall River, Cape Cod, Nantucket with rates ranging from 26¢–32¢/kWh. Understanding how this affects your bill and what to look for can help you verify your charges are correct.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about National Grid fuel charge explained — answered clearly with current data from published tariff schedules and regulatory filings.

What is the fuel charge on my National Grid bill?
A pass-through charge recovering the cost of fuels used to generate electricity. It fluctuates monthly with wholesale fuel prices. Our verification confirms the charge matches the approved rate.
How can I verify the fuel charge is correct?
The fuel charge should match National Grid's published fuel cost recovery factor for the billing period. Our bill verification cross-references this automatically.

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