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Massachusetts vs Vermont electricity prices: 30.48 ¢ against 22.92 ¢ per kWh

77.2 pointsGas share of generation: Massachusetts 77.3%, Vermont 0.1%

47 places apart: Massachusetts #3, Vermont #50 of 51, the widest of 30 measures. time-of-use utilities Massachusetts 6%, Vermont 100%; clean share with nuclear Massachusetts 17.2%, Vermont 99.8%. Typical bills differ by $47 a month, higher in Massachusetts.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $561 ($183 a month in Massachusetts, $136 in Vermont). Since 2015 the home price rose +53.7% in Massachusetts and +34.1% in Vermont: 19.6 points more in Massachusetts. Against the U.S. home average Massachusetts sits at +76.2% and Vermont at +32.5%.

Where the power in Massachusetts and Vermont comes from

Fuels with the widest gaps, Massachusetts against Vermont.

Generation mix, Massachusetts and Vermont
FuelMassachusettsVermontGap
Gas77.3%0.1%77.2 points, higher in Massachusetts
Hydro3.3%49.7%46.4 points, higher in Vermont
Wind0.8%18.9%18.0 points, higher in Vermont
Other renewable3.8%20.9%17.1 points, higher in Vermont

Massachusetts against Vermont: widest gaps

Massachusetts against Vermont, the widest gaps
MeasureMassachusettsVermontGapRank (of 51)
Gas share of generation77.3%0.1%+77.2 points#3 / #50
Time-of-use utilities6%100%-94.1 points#48 / #3
Clean share with nuclear17.2%99.8%-82.6 points#46 / #1
Homes on retail supply55.9%0.0%+55.9 points#2 / #47
Outage minutes a year, SAIDI77232-155#40 / #5
CO2 per MWh of generation, lb82243+779#17 / #51
Typical monthly bill, energy only$183$136+$47#5 / #33
Renewable share of generation17.2%99.8%-82.6 points#26 / #1
Wind share of generation0.8%18.9%-18.0 points#35 / #14
Price change, 2026 to date-0.3%+6.6%-6.9 points#47 / #27

30 measures compared for Massachusetts and Vermont; the CSV holds the 10 widest.

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Massachusetts and Vermont on the map

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Massachusetts and Vermont: price over time

Home price, Massachusetts and Vermont, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearMassachusettsVermontGap to U.S.
201014.5915.57+3.05
201114.6716.26+2.95
201214.9117.01+3.03
201315.8317.14+3.70
201417.3917.47+4.87
201519.8317.09+7.18
201619.0017.37+6.45
201720.0617.68+7.17
201821.6118.02+8.74
201921.9217.71+8.91
202021.9719.54+8.82
202122.8919.26+9.23
202225.9719.93+10.93
202329.6120.82+13.61
202429.3521.90+12.87
202530.4822.92+13.18

Massachusetts 14.59 to 30.48 ¢ and Vermont 15.57 to 22.92 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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Your bill in Massachusetts and in Vermont

    Where Massachusetts and Vermont are alike

    • Heat pump saving on gas: -17% and -22%
    • Heat pump break-even COP: 3.51 and 3.67
    • Average home use, kWh a month: 600 and 594

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Massachusetts or Vermont higher on gas share of generation?

    Massachusetts, by 77.2 points; they rank #3 and #50 of 51.

    Is Massachusetts or Vermont higher on time-of-use utilities?

    Vermont, by 94.1 points; they rank #48 and #3 of 51.

    Is Massachusetts or Vermont higher on clean share with nuclear?

    Vermont, by 82.6 points; they rank #46 and #1 of 51.

    Is Massachusetts or Vermont higher on homes on retail supply?

    Massachusetts, by 55.9 points; they rank #2 and #47 of 51.

    Is Massachusetts or Vermont higher on outage minutes a year?

    Vermont, by 155; they rank #40 and #5 of 50.

    What would 878 kWh a month cost in Massachusetts and in Vermont?

    Massachusetts $268, Vermont $201: $66 apart, energy only.

    Where do Massachusetts and Vermont match most closely?

    heat pump saving on gas (-17% and -22%); heat pump break-even COP (3.51 and 3.67); average home use, kWh a month (600 and 594).

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    77.2 points Gas share of generation: Massachusetts 77.3%, Vermont 0.1%