Save on your electricity bills
Did you know that…
Quincy residents, on average, pay $4,068 on electricity bills per year, which is 42% higher than the national average of $2,857?
Learn more about solar solutions in Quincy to minimize your bills.
This problem is common across the state of Massachusetts, it is a result of higher energy delivery fees charged by the suppliers.
Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART)
The Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) Program, established by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER), aims to support the growth of affordable solar energy throughout the state. Since its launch in 2018, the program has provided a tariff-based incentive, paid directly by participating utility providers—Eversource, National Grid, and Unitil—to approved solar system owners.
Quincy Community Electricity
The Quincy Community Electricity Aggregation (CEA) Program is an initiative by the City of Quincy aimed at providing residents and businesses with more electricity supply options, stable and competitive rates, and increased renewable energy content. The program serves as a city-vetted alternative to the default utility supply and other third-party electricity suppliers.
Participants will be enrolled in the "Quincy Standard" product by default but can choose from the following options:
Quincy Standard (Default): 13.804¢/kWh
Quincy Basic: 13.394¢/kWh
Quincy Premium: 14.737¢/kWh
Mass Save
Mass Save offers no-cost Home Energy Assessments to help Massachusetts residents identify opportunities to improve their homes' energy efficiency, reduce energy bills, and enhance overall comfort.
Personalized Energy Report: Receive a customized report detailing energy-saving opportunities specific to your home.
No-Cost Energy-Saving Products: During the assessment, the Energy Specialist may install energy-efficient products at no cost, such as:
LED light bulbs
Low-flow showerheads
Faucet aerators
Programmable thermostat