February 16, 2026 - 01:46

Thousands of homes across the Valley are receiving a technological upgrade to their electrical systems as Eversource replaces traditional meters with new digital smart meters. This change is part of a broader statewide initiative aimed at modernizing the electrical grid.
The new devices track electricity consumption daily instead of monthly, providing customers with more detailed insights into their energy usage patterns. Eversource reports that over 100,000 of these installations have already been completed. The utility states that the advanced meters will lead to a more efficient and responsive system, potentially helping to pinpoint outages faster and offering customers more control over their energy costs through detailed usage data.
Officials emphasize that the rollout is a standard meter replacement. There is no upfront cost to customers for the new hardware, and the installation process typically takes only a few minutes. The company believes this shift represents a significant step toward a more modern and beneficial electrical infrastructure for all its customers.
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