The Connecticut Light and Power Company · effective 2026-07-01
Source
The Connecticut Light and Power Company d/b/a Eversource Energy, Residential Time-of-Day Electric Service Rate 7, effective 07-01-26, PURA Docket Nos. 26-01-01 and 26-01-03
Effective
2026-07-01
Structure
time-of-use
· 2 rate periods
Covers
delivery and default supply — delivery plus the utility's default supply; a customer who buys supply elsewhere pays the delivery part only
Transcription notes recorded when this tariff was encoded, including anything deliberately left out.
The Connecticut Light and Power Company d/b/a Eversource Energy. A SEPARATE operating company from NSTAR Electric, which is also Eversource and files an entirely different tariff. CL&P puts delivery and supply on one sheet; NSTAR files delivery only and prices supply separately.
BUNDLED as filed. The schedule carries Generation Service on the same sheet as the delivery components, so no separate supply document is needed. A customer on a third-party supplier pays the contract price instead of Generation Service and the FMCC Generation Charge.
Two components are CREDITS and are filed as negative: the Systems Benefits Charge (-$0.00196) and the FMCC Delivery Charge. The FMCC Generation Charge (-$0.00210) is also a credit. Reading any of them as positive would overstate the bill.
NOT RECONCILED against a published total. Unlike NSTAR's M.D.P.U. No. 1, the CL&P schedules print components without a total, so there is nothing to assert the sum against. Correctness rests on transcription.
The two path conventions on Eversource's own tariff index: rate schedules sit under /docs/default-source/rates-tariffs/ct-electric/ and the adjustment clauses under /Content/docs/default-source/rates-tariffs/. Deriving one from the other fails.
EXCLUDED: Connecticut state and local taxes.
On-peak is WEEKDAYS ONLY, 12 noon to 8 p.m. Eastern Prevailing Time. Weekends are off-peak at every hour. The filed sheet says 'Weekdays' explicitly, unlike Sierra Pacific's OD-1 TOU, whose window is filed as applying daily.
DISTRIBUTION DOES NOT VARY BY PERIOD: $0.05513 on-peak and $0.05513 off-peak. The schedule is filed under separate on-peak and off-peak headings carrying the identical number, which looks like a transcription slip and is not. Only transmission, the FMCC delivery credit and generation service actually move.
On-peak $0.29982/kWh against off-peak $0.20754/kWh, a spread of 1.44x.
Transmission is the largest driver of the spread: $0.11741 on-peak against $0.02525 off-peak, 4.6x.
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Change history
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