Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Data Access Guide

Public Service Company of New Hampshire, operating as Eversource Energy, is New Hampshire's largest electric distribution utility serving about 542,000 customers. It offers online billing access, Green Button downloads, Energy Profiler Online interval data for large C&I accounts, and full EDI support in NH's deregulated retail electric market.

New Hampshire · Investor-Owned Utility·542,058 customers·Fully supported by Nectar·Last updated June 3, 2026

How to Get Your Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Data: All Access Methods

Method1st Party3rd PartyCustomer TypesData TypesLatencyFormat
Online Account PortalAllBillingMonthlyWeb/PDF
Green Button Download My DataAllUsage (13 mo)On demandXML/CSV
Energy Profiler Online (EPO)GV / LG (C&I)Interval meterDaily updatesWeb portal
EDI (814/810/867/820)SuppliersSupplier transactionsReal-timeX12 v4010
UtilityAPI / UrjanetAllBills, usage, intervalVariableAPI/JSON
01

Billing Data Access

Eversource provides an online account portal where customers view current and historical billing, usage summaries, and payment history. The portal supports up to 36 months of viewable billing history with monthly bill PDFs and usage graphs.

What Data Is on Your Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Bill

  • kWh usage
  • Billing amount
  • Days in billing cycle
  • Cost per kWh
  • Monthly usage graphs and trends

How to Download Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Bills (Business & Commercial)

  1. 01Sign in at https://www.eversource.com/security/account/login
  2. 02Go to Account & Billing > Past Bills and Payments
  3. 03Select billing period (up to 36 months available)
  4. 04Download or view each monthly bill as PDF
  5. 05Review Usage History for monthly kWh consumption and trends

How to Download Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Bills (Residential)

  1. 01Create or sign into your Eversource online account
  2. 02Open Account Overview to see account summary and current bill status
  3. 03Navigate to Past Bills and Payments and select a billing period
  4. 04Download monthly bill PDFs or review usage history graphs

Third-Party Access to Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Billing Data

Energy Profiler Online (EPO) Service Agreement / LOA

  1. 01Customer signs the EPO Energy Profiler Online Service Agreement (also usable as an LOA)
  2. 02Submit signed agreement with account number(s) within 3 months of signature
  3. 03Eversource provides data within 2 business days and issues secure portal credentials
  4. 04Log into the EPO portal to view and export interval data

UtilityAPI / Urjanet credential-based aggregation

  1. 01Third party registers with UtilityAPI or Urjanet
  2. 02Customer authorizes access via Green Button OAuth or credential enrollment
  3. 03Platform retrieves bills, usage, and interval data
  4. 04Third party queries the aggregator API for structured data
PDF (individual bills)Web portal dashboard (tabular)

Want to understand the charges on your bill?

See the Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Rate Schedules & Tariff Guide →

02

Interval Data & Smart Meters

Energy Profiler Online (EPO) is the primary mechanism for accessing detailed interval/smart meter data in New Hampshire, available to GV (100-1000 kW) and LG (>1000 kW) rate classes. Green Button Download My Data provides 13 months of usage data to all customers.

Meter Technology
Mix of traditional interval-recording meters and newer AMI smart meters; AMI deployment ongoing in NH
Electric Granularity
15-minute or 30-minute for smart meters; hourly or daily for traditional interval meters
Gas Granularity
N/A (electric only)

How to Download Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Interval Data via Green Button

  1. 01Visit the Eversource Green Button page
  2. 02Enter your Eversource account number and service ZIP code
  3. 03Sign in and authorize the download
  4. 04Select CSV or XML (ESPI) format
  5. 05Download up to 13 months of usage data

Interval data is essential for rate comparison and TOU analysis.

See which Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) rate schedule is best for your usage pattern →

03

Green Button Access

Download My Data

Customers download up to 13 months of electricity usage data in ESPI-compliant XML or CSV after authenticating with Eversource credentials and entering account number and ZIP.

Formats
XML (NAESB ESPI), CSV
Available To
All customers (residential and C&I)

Connect My Data

Green Button Connect My Data (automated third-party API sharing) is still in development for NH; it is more mature in Eversource's Massachusetts territory. OAuth-based sharing is the target standard once available.

API Standard
NAESB ESPI (Green Button Connect)
Available To
In development for New Hampshire smart-meter customers

04

Third-Party API Access

Eversource is supported by third-party data aggregation platforms UtilityAPI (Green Button OAuth) and Urjanet (credential-based). These platforms retrieve meter data, bills, and interval readings on behalf of authorized customers and expose them via API.

Program
UtilityAPI / Urjanet (Green Button OAuth & credential aggregation)
Auth Method
Green Button OAuth (UtilityAPI) or encrypted credential enrollment (Urjanet)
Rate Limits
Per platform subscription terms
Interval Latency
Variable; depends on meter type and platform refresh schedule

Available Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) API Endpoints

FunctionEndpointMethodFormat
List customer meters/api/v2/metersGETJSON
Retrieve billing data/api/v2/meters/{meterId}/billsGETJSON
Access interval data/api/v2/meters/{meterId}/intervalsGETJSON

How to Register as a Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) API Vendor

  1. 01Register company account with UtilityAPI or Urjanet
  2. 02Send customer an authorization link
  3. 03Customer authorizes via Green Button OAuth or credential enrollment
  4. 04Query platform API endpoints for meter, bill, and interval data

05

EDI (Electronic Data Interchange)

Eversource supports ANSI X12 v4010 EDI for competitive electric power suppliers (CEPS) and community power aggregators in New Hampshire, covering enrollment, usage, invoicing, and payment transactions. NH-specific implementation guides are maintained through the state EDI-EBT Working Group.

Supported Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) EDI Transaction Sets

CodeNamePurpose
814Change Request/ResponseEnrollment, change, drop, and historical usage requests
810Monthly Usage / InvoiceOutbound usage and billing to suppliers; supports 2-part and 3-part TOU
867Historical UsageDelivery of monthly historical usage data
820Payment/RemittanceSupplier payment confirmations and remittance detail
997Functional AcknowledgementEDI transaction receipt confirmation and error reporting

How to Enroll in Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) EDI

  1. 01Register with the NH PUC as a Competitive Electric Power Supplier (CEPS)
  2. 02Contact Eversource Supplier Services (SupplierServicesNH@eversource.com)
  3. 03Execute the Trading Partner Agreement (TPA)
  4. 04Provide EDI connection details (VAN, direct AS2, or web portal)
  5. 05Complete end-to-end EDI testing
  6. 06Receive EDI certification and begin live transactions

06

Rate Schedules & Tariff Analysis

Commercial and industrial Eversource NH bills have two distinct components: regulated delivery (NHPUC No. 10) and competitive or default generation supply. Delivery charges for GV and LG classes are dominated by per-kW demand charges, making peak-demand management the largest lever. Generation supply can be optimized by shopping competitive suppliers in NH's deregulated market.

Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Rate Schedule List

ScheduleApplicability
Rate GVGeneral service demand, 100-1000 kW
Rate LGLarge general service, >1000 kW
Rate BSmall general service commercial

Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Rate Features & TOU Details

  • Demand-metered GV (100-1000 kW) and LG (>1000 kW) classes with per-kW demand charges
  • Separate, shoppable generation supply (Default Energy Service ~$0.11303/kWh Feb-Jul 2026, or competitive)
  • Statewide riders: Stranded Cost Recovery, System Benefits Charge, Storm, and others
  • EPO interval data available to GV/LG for load analysis
  • 1.5% monthly late payment charge on GV/LG/B accounts

For a deeper analysis including cost optimization strategies and historical rate trends:

Read the full Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Rate Optimization Guide →

07

Other Data Access Programs

Property Management Gateway

Landlords and property managers with multiple NH residential units can access aggregate building energy usage for benchmarking and disclosure compliance.

  1. 01Register at the NH Electric landlord portal
  2. 02Verify property ownership
  3. 03Obtain tenant authorization forms
  4. 04View aggregate building usage and export CSV reports

Supplier eConnection Portal

Web-based EDI and document transmission portal for competitive energy suppliers to view purchase orders, submit invoices, and track transactions.

  1. 01Register through the Ariba Network
  2. 02Access the eConnection portal
  3. 03Submit and track supplier documents

08

Limitations & Considerations

  • Green Button Connect My Data (automated third-party API) is still in development for New Hampshire; mature only in Eversource's Massachusetts territory.
  • Energy Profiler Online interval data is limited to GV and LG rate classes (commercial/industrial); residential and small commercial cannot access EPO directly.
  • Customer portal has no native CSV/XML billing export; Green Button or aggregator platforms are required for structured data.
  • AMI smart meter deployment is still in progress in NH; 15-minute interval data availability depends on meter type and location.
  • NH-specific EDI implementation guides are still being finalized through the EDI-EBT Working Group; MA EBT guides are referenced for X12 4010.

09

Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) Data Access FAQ

How can a commercial or industrial customer in NH get 15-minute interval data?

GV (100-1000 kW) and LG (>1000 kW) accounts use Energy Profiler Online (EPO), the primary interval-data channel. A signed EPO Service Agreement provides secure portal credentials within 2 business days. Pricing is roughly $50 one-time, $25/month, or $300/year per account. Smaller accounts rely on Green Button or aggregator platforms.

Can a consultant or broker pull our usage data on our behalf?

Yes. The EPO Service Agreement doubles as a Letter of Authorization, allowing brokers and consultants to request interval usage (GV/LG) and ICAP tag data. Aggregator platforms like UtilityAPI (Green Button OAuth) and Urjanet (credential-based) also retrieve bills and usage once the customer authorizes access.

How far back does Eversource NH usage and billing data go?

The online portal shows up to 36 months of billing history. Green Button downloads provide 13 months of usage. EPO interval data can extend 24+ months depending on meter type.

Does Eversource NH support EDI for competitive suppliers?

Yes. Eversource supports ANSI X12 v4010 EDI for registered CEPS and aggregators, including 814 (enrollment/change/drop), 810 (usage/invoice), 867 (historical usage), 820 (payment), and 997 (acknowledgement), with 2- and 3-part TOU and net metering support.

Is electricity supply deregulated for businesses in New Hampshire?

Yes. NH has retail electric choice. Eversource provides regulated delivery plus a default energy service (about $0.11303/kWh for Feb-Jul 2026), and C&I customers may instead buy generation from a competitive supplier. Compare offers at Energy Switch NH.

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