#eversource

[autoevtimes]

ecofy-partners-with-jsw-mg-to-accelerate-electric-vehicle-financing

In an effort to spur the adoption of electric vehicles, JSW MG Motor India and Eversource Capital-backed NBFC Ecofy, India's climate impact

[duckielover151]

So I know there is no shortage of hate for Eversource on here already... and this certainly isn't what I usually post... But I just needed to vent about it somewhere...

On top of their prices literally doubling this past year... There's no way you're actually being charged based on what you're using.

It worked out in my favor this month. The first week of April was really warm, so I turned my turned my heat off completely. And my projected payment for May went from the roughly $215 it was last month to about $150. (Still more than I would have paid last year, but great.) Except... then it got cold and rainy again for the rest of the month, so the heat went back on.

Now, it was great to log in today to pay my bill and see that what I owed hadn't gone up... but it certainly raised some troubling questions about how they decide what you owe each month... (If anyone is more knowledgeable on the subject than I am, I would love to hear it.)

On kind of the same note... Back in February, I was a single day late on that payment. And I was worried I would be hit by some kind of late fee... Instead, they just doubled my payment and moved the due date to the next month.

But what if I'd turned my heat off completely for the entire month of March? They have no way to predict, really, what my bill should be from one month to the next. They have no control over the weather.

Something's screwy here, and I trust my only option for power less than ever before. If everyone's having this experience, there's a good chance our bills are wildly inaccurate as well as disgustingly expensive.

[maastrichtiana]

Just last power in 95F, linking the Eversource Board of Trustees should I die avenge me

[roseraded]

Eversource, you know?