Resources For the Winter Season

In New England, energy bills are typically higher in the colder months. As we enter the winter heating season, take a moment to learn about available financial assistance and energy efficiency programs to help you manage your bill.

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Keep Vents & Meters Clear

This winter, remember to gently clear snow and ice from your gas meters and vents, as well as overhead roofs, eaves, and gutters after a storm! Built-up or falling snow and ice can damage utility equipment and cause a gas leak, and a clogged vent can trap dangerous levels of carbon monoxide inside your home or business.

Watch Our 50-Second Safety Guide →

Winter-Proof Your Home this Weekend

Now is the perfect time to tackle small projects that make a big impact on your home's energy efficiency. We've created a list to help you get started on making your space cozier and more comfortable during the colder months.

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Reduce Energy Use, Not Holiday Fun

The holiday season is full of bright lights, festive meals, and chilly weather. All that holiday revelry can impact your household's energy usage, but that's no reason to summon your inner Scrooge.

Keep your holidays energy efficient →

Info for our Life Support Customers

As part of our storm and scheduled outage planning, we will make special efforts to send advance notification to help Life Support Customers prepare for power outages. If you or a family member uses electrically operated life support systems, let us know by completing a state-specific medical form.

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