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Sample Electric Bill

This is a sample of a typical electric bill. Hover over or tap a green information icon to learn more about each bill component.

Note: Sample bills are for illustrative purposes only. If you have trouble viewing the descriptions of each bill section, view the text below the bill.

New Hampshire sample electric bill

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First page of a New Hampshire sample electric bill

  • Payment Due Summary: This is a summary of current charges due. It shows payments received and any past-due amounts (balance forward).
  • Electric Usage History: This graph helps you compare your usage and the average daily temperature for the last 12 months.
  • Supply Charge: The supply charge is the cost of energy you use. If you’re on the Eversource standard service rate, we purchase electricity from suppliers on your behalf and pass the cost directly to you, no profit added.
  • Delivery Charge: The delivery charge funds grid maintenance and other critical customer services. It also includes government-mandated charges.
  • Supplier Details: Displays your supplier rate and terms. If your supplier is not Eversource, you’ll also see contact info for your supplier.
  • Bill Stub: This bill stub is used if you are sending your payment to Eversource via postal mail.

Second page of a New Hampshire sample electric bill

  • Payment Due Summary: This section shows your summary of current charges including payments received and any past-due amounts.
  • Meter Graph: This meter reading summary shows the number of days in the billing period and your total kilowatt usage.
  • Usage Graph: View the last 13 months of total kilowatts (kWh) used monthly.
  • Summary: This list breakdowns all supplier and delivery charges with more details available in the footnotes at the bottom of the bill.

More on Supply and Delivery

Several line items make up your bill, but they really fall into four categories – all of which are driven by the amount of electricity you use. Learn what these categories are and how they affect your bill.

Learn more about supply and delivery charges