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Massachusetts Mass Market Default Service Rate To Increase 22%
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Fitchburg Gas and Electric Light Company d/b/a Unitil has filed with the Massachusetts DPU electric basic service rates for the period beginning December 1, 2019.
All rates listed in this include the current Basic Service Costs Adder of $0.00381/kWh, effective December 1, 2018. The Basic Service Costs Adder will likely change prior to implementation of the new default service rates, resulting in the rates listed below changing.
As filed, the fixed basic service charge for residential customers (RD-1, RD-2) and Small General (GD-1) commercial customers is $0.12134 for the period December 2019 to May 2020. That's about 22% higher than the current rate of $0.09980/kWh
Additional rates are below; the rates remain subject to DPU approval.
Fitchburg Gas and Electric Basic Service Rates $/kWh December 2019 - May 2020 *Note: All rates include the current Basic Service Costs Adder of $0.00381/kWh. This adder is likely to change before the rates below take effect, and therefore the total rates below will likely change prior to December 1 Residential (RD-1, RD-2), Small General (GD-1) Fixed Rate: Dec-May $0.12134 Monthly Rate Option Dec 2019 $0.12929 Jan 2020 $0.14136 Feb 2020 $0.13349 Mar 2020 $0.11231 Apr 2020 $0.09962 May 2020 $0.09707 Medium General and Outdoor Lighting (GD-2, GD-4, GD-5, SD) Fixed Rate: Dec-May $0.11596 Monthly Rate Option Dec 2019 $0.12022 Jan 2020 $0.13672 Feb 2020 $0.13496 Mar 2020 $0.10928 Apr 2020 $0.09600 May 2020 $0.08856
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