The first electric and gas bills of the year can come with sticker shock, and this year, it might be worse than usual.

Editorial: A plan to offer lower gas and electric rates to low-income households raises questions. The big one: Who pays?

Massachusetts residents might expect a 25 percent cut in electricity costs and 10 percent in gas, as Governor Healey promised, but most of it must be paid back.

When the cost of energy rises, home utility bills tend to follow suit. The January 2026 consumer price index reported a 2.3% increase in energy and a 7.7% increase in energy services over the ...

Utility bill creeping up? Smart home devices may add hidden standby power and comfort costs. Learn what’s driving it and how to cut it.

Utility bill prices have been a major topic in homes throughout Southern New England and even at the Rhode Island State House ...