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National Grid business price: 15.568¢ per kWh
National Grid's small-business price (General Service G-1, basic service fixed), in effect since August 1, 2026. It changes to 14.237¢ per kWh on February 1, 2027.
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A 2000 sq ft restaurant uses about 6583 kWh a month. At 15.568¢ that's $1025 a month for electricity supply. From February 1, at 14.237¢, it's $937 a month. Delivery charges and taxes are billed on top, whoever supplies you.
Business price history
| Rate | Class | From | To | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14.237¢ | General Service G-1, basic service fixed | Feb 1, 2027 | – | Announced |
| 15.568¢ | General Service G-1, basic service fixed | Aug 1, 2026 | Jan 31, 2027 | Link |
How Pylon lowers your business bill
Send Pylon one bill. Pylon compares every plan from licensed suppliers for your account, switches you to a cheaper one and checks again before each contract ends. Pylon only switches you to a plan that costs less than your utility.
- National Grid still delivers your power and sends your bill.
- Pylon is a free service, not a supplier.
Questions
Is National Grid raising its business rates?
On February 1, 2027, National Grid's small-business price goes from 15.568¢ to 14.237¢ per kWh.
Why is my National Grid business bill so high?
Your bill has two parts. Delivery is always billed by National Grid. Supply is National Grid's business price unless you chose a supplier. If a supplier contract ended, you may be on its month-to-month rate; check the supply line on your bill against 15.568¢.
Can my business choose a different electricity supplier?
Yes. Massachusetts lets National Grid business customers choose a licensed supplier. National Grid keeps delivering your power and sending your bill.
National Grid's household price
Sources
Prices are Pylon's own research from National Grid's published small-business rates, linked per period above. Usage for a typical restaurant: U.S. EIA. Checked by the Pylon team on November 14, 2026.