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National Grid Files New Default Service Rates

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National Grid has filed with the Massachusetts DPU new electric default service rates for the industrial customer class for the three-month period beginning February 1, 2019

The basic service rates shown below include the currently effective Basic Service Administrative Cost Adjustment Factors (BSACFs) and Smart Grid Customer Cost Adjustment Factor (SGCCF)

National Grid's complete rates are below. The rates remain subject to DPU approval

National Grid Massachusetts Basic Service Rates
   $/kWh


Industrial NEMA (G-2, G-3)
           With Current
           BSACFs/SGCCF  

Monthly Rate Option
Feb  2019    $0.18135
Mar  2019    $0.14747
Apr  2019    $0.12048

Fixed Rate   
Feb-Apr      $0.15024




Industrial SEMA (G-2, G-3)
           With Current
           BSACFs/SGCCF  

Monthly Rate Option
Feb  2019    $0.19392
Mar  2019    $0.16174
Apr  2019    $0.13878

Fixed Rate   
Feb-Apr      $0.16525




Industrial WCMA (G-2, G-3)
           With Current
           BSACFs/SGCCF  

Monthly Rate Option
Feb  2019    $0.16746
Mar  2019    $0.13807
Apr  2019    $0.10867

Fixed Rate   
Feb-Apr      $0.13852


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