New Hampshire electric rates and bill calculators
In November 2026, 1,000 kWh costs $277.43 on Eversource (New Hampshire) (Schedule R), before sales tax. That is 27.7¢ per kWh with all the charges of the tariff. Select your utility to calculate your own bill. Each calculator uses the tariff of the utility. The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission approves these tariffs.
- 1 utility
- Average bill in 2025: $156.94 a month
- Rates checked October 16, 2026
Utilities in New Hampshire
What 1,000 kWh costs in New Hampshire (November 2026)
The same bill on the tariff of each utility: 1,000 kWh in a 30-day November billing period, before sales tax. Compare all 92 utilities.
| Utility | 1,000 kWh | Per kWh | Change from October |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eversource (New Hampshire)Schedule R | $277.43 | 27.74¢ | $0.00 |
See all New Hampshire electric utilities with their average bills, including the ones without a calculator on this site yet.
Help paying the bill: Eversource (New Hampshire) bill help.
Cities: electricity in Concord, electricity in Manchester.
Average electric bill in New Hampshire
In 2025, the average home in New Hampshire used 640 kWh a month and paid $156.94 a month (24.5¢ per kWh). The U.S. average was $150.68 (874 kWh, 17.2¢ per kWh). These are yearly averages from the EIA-861 data of the U.S. Energy Information Administration. See the average electric bill in New Hampshire by utility and by month, the average bill in each state, the average bill of an apartment, business electricity rates in New Hampshire and natural gas bills in New Hampshire. To turn watts or kWh into dollars at the New Hampshire price, use the electricity cost calculator.
| Utility | Homes | kWh a month | Price per kWh | Average bill |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eversource (New Hampshire) | 263,458 | 620 | 24.2¢ | $149.82 |
The average bill is different from the 1,000 kWh bill above: it uses the real average kWh of each utility's homes and the rates of 2025.
Pages for each New Hampshire utility
| Utility | Pages |
|---|---|
| Eversource (New Hampshire) | Rates and bill calculator · Energy Service (Default Energy Service) history |
How electricity prices work in New Hampshire
- Your address decides your utility. The tariff of that utility gives the price of each kWh and the monthly charges.
- Supply. In New Hampshire, some homes can buy the supply part of the bill from another company. The default supply price of the utility is the price to compare: Eversource (New Hampshire) energy service (default energy service) (14.009¢ now). See all utilities.
- Not in the calculations. Sales tax, city fees and discount programs are not in the tables on this page. The calculator of each utility shows them where the tariff gives them.
What is the average electric bill in New Hampshire?
In 2025, the average home in New Hampshire used 640 kWh a month and paid $156.94 a month, 24.5¢ per kWh, from the EIA-861 data of the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The U.S. average was $150.68 (874 kWh, 17.2¢ per kWh). Your own bill depends on your utility and your kWh.
How much is a 1,000 kWh electric bill in New Hampshire?
In November 2026, 1,000 kWh costs $277.43 on Eversource (New Hampshire) (Schedule R), before sales tax. That is 27.7¢ per kWh with all the charges of the tariff. The bill is for a 30-day billing period at the standard residential rate of each utility.
Who sets electric rates in New Hampshire?
The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission approves the rates of Eversource (New Hampshire). Each calculator on this site uses the approved tariff of the utility.
This list shows only the utilities with checked tariffs. Some homes in New Hampshire get electricity from an electric cooperative or a city utility. We do not have these tariffs yet. Send the name of your utility to contactus@utilityratecalc.com.
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No account needed: all rate changes (RSS feed) · a monthly reminder for your calendar · save your bills in this browser. Each month, the bill comparison shows what 1,000 kWh costs at every utility.
State regulator: New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission.