Eversource Energy
Eversource Energy is New England’s largest energy-delivery company and a major regulated electric and natural-gas utility serving customers across Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Hampshire. Its businesses operate through regulated subsidiaries including The Connecticut Light and Power Company, NSTAR Electric Company, NSTAR Gas Company, Public Service Company of New Hampshire, Eversource Gas Company of Massachusetts, and Yankee Gas Services Company. The company’s operating roots extend back to numerous historic New England utility businesses that were gradually combined through mergers and acquisitions.
Eversource currently serves approximately 4.46 million customers and employs more than 10,000 people. The company is led by Joseph R. Nolan Jr., Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer. Eversource’s operations focus on electric distribution, transmission, natural-gas distribution, grid modernization, energy efficiency, outage restoration, customer energy programs, electric-vehicle infrastructure, battery storage, and other clean-energy investments.
A major recent corporate change occurred in 2026. Eversource completed the divestiture of Aquarion Water, leaving the company positioned as a pure-play regulated electric and natural-gas delivery company rather than an electric, gas, and water utility. Current SEC materials identify Eversource Energy’s principal executive office as 300 Cadwell Drive, Springfield, MA 01104, with additional general business offices in Boston and Hartford.
800-286-5000
Current 2026 SEC filings identify this as Eversource Energy’s corporate telephone number.
Customer-service numbers vary by operating territory
Connecticut: 800-286-2000
Eastern Massachusetts: 800-592-2000
Western Massachusetts: 877-659-6326
New Hampshire: 800-662-7764
Eversource Energy
300 Cadwell Drive
Springfield, MA 01104
United States
Eversource Energy
300 Cadwell Drive
Springfield, MA 01104
United States
This is the current principal executive office identified in 2026 securities filings.
Investor Relations: investorrelations@eversource.com
Careers / Recruitment Fraud: careers@eversource.com
General utility Customer Service is primarily handled by phone, web account, chat, and service-area contact channels.
Electric Utilities, Natural Gas Utilities, Energy Transmission, Energy Distribution, Grid Infrastructure and Energy Efficiency
Eversource traces its roots to multiple New England utilities dating to the 19th century. The modern company evolved through the combination of Northeast Utilities, NSTAR, and other utility businesses.
More than 10,300 employees
Current July 2026 company information cites more than 10,300 employees across its three-state system.
Approximately
4.46 million customers.
Corporate-office walk-in hours are not broadly promoted.Customer-service hours and emergency-service availability vary by operating company and region.
https://investors.eversource.com/
Investor Relations
781-441-8862
investorrelations@eversource.com.
Eversource delivers electricity to residential, commercial, municipal, and industrial customers through regulated distribution networks in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.The company maintains local lines, substations, meters, and related infrastructure while coordinating outage restoration and system reliability.
Eversource owns and operates high-voltage transmission infrastructure that moves electricity across New England.Transmission investment is a major part of the company’s long-term strategy as regional demand, electrification, and renewable-energy integration increase.
Eversource distributes natural gas through regulated gas utilities in Massachusetts and Connecticut.Services include gas connections, metering, pipeline maintenance, safety inspections, emergency response, and customer billing.
Residential customers receive regulated electricity delivery, meter service, outage support, account management, and energy-use information based on the Eversource operating territory serving their property.
Eligible customers in Eversource gas territories can receive natural-gas delivery for heating, water heating, cooking, and other residential uses.
Eversource serves commercial and industrial customers with electricity and natural gas.Business customers can access billing support, energy-efficiency programs, service-upgrade coordination, demand-management resources, and infrastructure planning.
Eversource provides energy-efficiency services for homes and businesses.Programs may include energy assessments, rebates, technical support, contractor programs, efficient equipment incentives, and measures designed to reduce energy consumption.
Eversource supports electric-vehicle adoption through grid planning, managed charging, charging-infrastructure programs, and qualifying customer incentives.Programs differ by state and regulatory approval.
Homeowners and businesses installing solar can work with Eversource on utility interconnection requirements.The process typically includes application review, technical approval, metering, inspection, and permission to operate.
Eversource supports integration of battery-storage resources into the electric system.Battery programs can help improve system flexibility, reduce peak demand, provide resilience, and support renewable-energy integration.
The company invests in advanced meters, automation, system monitoring, substations, transmission facilities, and other technologies intended to improve reliability and support a more flexible electric grid.
Customers can report or check power outages through Eversource’s outage map, account tools, and territory-specific telephone numbers.The outage platform provides service-area status information for Connecticut, Eastern Massachusetts, Western Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.
Eversource coordinates crews, contractors, equipment, vegetation management, and emergency operations during storms and major outages.Storm response is a central operating function because the company’s New England territory experiences hurricanes, winter storms, nor’easters, and severe thunderstorms.
Customers can manage bills, payments, service changes, paperless billing, usage history, payment arrangements, and other account functions through Eversource digital tools and Customer Service.
Eversource provides payment arrangements and assistance programs for qualifying customers experiencing financial difficulty.Programs and eligibility differ by state and operating utility.
Eversource invests in infrastructure designed to connect renewable generation, energy storage, EV charging, geothermal programs, and other clean-energy resources to New England’s energy system.
800-286-5000.
800-286-5000
800-286-5000
800-286-5000
800-286-2000
800-592-2000.
877-659-6326.
800-662-7764
Use the applicable regional Customer Service number based on the service address.
All four major regional consumer-service numbers listed above are toll-free.
Eversource does not operate a conventional consumer Sales Department.New electric or gas service and business-service inquiries are routed through the appropriate utility Customer Service channel.
Billing support uses the applicable regional Customer Service number.
For Western Massachusetts
877-659-6326
Major business offices include
Boston: 800-286-5000
Hartford: 800-286-5000
Springfield: 800-286-5000.
Eversource maintains numerous operational facilities but does not publish one universal local branch number.
Eversource operates within the United States and does not publish a general international Customer Service number.
Electric outage and gas-emergency contacts vary by service area.Customers should use their region’s official Eversource emergency or outage channel. For an immediate life-threatening emergency, fire, or suspected dangerous condition, call 911.
781-441-8862
investorrelations@eversource.com.
Current corporate media contact
William Hinkle: 603-634-2228
william.hinkle@eversource.com.
Eversource does not publish one universal applicant HR telephone number.
careers@eversource.com.
800-999-7269
This number is operated through Computershare for Eversource shareholders.
Not applicable.
The best number depends on the customer’s service territory. Connecticut customers should use 800-286-2000, Eastern Massachusetts customers 800-592-2000, Western Massachusetts customers 877-659-6326, and New Hampshire customers 800-662-7764. Have the account number, service address, account holder’s name, recent bill, and a description of the issue available before calling.
For a power outage, gas concern, damaged utility equipment, or other operational problem, use the appropriate service-area emergency or outage route rather than the corporate office. Corporate headquarters at 800-286-5000 is more appropriate for company-level, securities, legal, or administrative matters than routine residential billing.
Customers disputing a bill or payment arrangement should ask the first representative to review the account and, if necessary, request escalation to a supervisor or billing specialist. Keeping meter readings, bills, payment confirmations, service dates, and prior case numbers available can significantly improve the review process.
Eversource Energy
300 Cadwell Drive
Springfield, MA 01104
United States
Current 2026 SEC filings explicitly identify this location as Eversource Energy’s principal executive office.
The Springfield location is the company’s principal executive office.
Eversource also maintains major general business offices at
800 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02199
and
56 Prospect Street
Hartford, CT 06103.
Eversource’s predecessor companies historically maintained headquarters and major offices across Hartford, Boston, Springfield, and Manchester.Current corporate filings should be used instead of older Northeast Utilities or NSTAR headquarters listings when identifying Eversource Energy’s principal executive office.
Complaints may involve electric or gas bills, meter readings, service quality, payment arrangements, outages, new connections, gas service, energy programs, tree work, property damage, solar interconnection, or Customer Service. Gather the account number, service address, disputed bills, meter information, photos, payment records, work orders, outage information, and previous case numbers before escalating.
Call the Customer Service number for the property: 800-286-2000 in Connecticut, 800-592-2000 in Eastern Massachusetts, 877-659-6326 in Western Massachusetts, or 800-662-7764 in New Hampshire. Explain the issue and request that the complaint be documented under the account. Keep the representative’s name and any case number provided.
Ask to be routed to the department responsible for the issue, such as billing, collections, metering, gas service, new service, solar interconnection, energy efficiency, vegetation management, or outage claims. Providing the exact department with supporting documents can prevent repeated transfers.
If the first team cannot resolve the complaint, request a supervisor or management review. Provide the previous case number, a concise timeline, and the resolution requested. For billing matters, identify each disputed bill, charge, meter reading, or payment.
Submit the issue through Eversource’s official online Customer Service or account-support channel, or send written correspondence to the applicable operating utility. Written complaints should include the account number, service address, contact information, facts, and supporting evidence.
For a serious unresolved company-level concern, write to Eversource Energy, 300 Cadwell Drive, Springfield, MA 01104. The headquarters should be used after ordinary utility Customer Service and management escalation have been attempted.
Ask Eversource to conduct a formal account or billing investigation when the matter involves a disputed balance, payment arrangement, meter issue, or service decision. Western Massachusetts customer-rights materials specifically explain that Eversource will investigate customer inquiries and provide the results.
Utility regulation is state-specific. Massachusetts complaints may be escalated to the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities, Connecticut complaints to the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, and New Hampshire complaints to the appropriate state utility regulator. Eversource’s Massachusetts customer-rights material specifically gives DPU escalation information for unresolved disputes.
Depending on the issue, customers may also seek assistance from a state Attorney General, consumer-affairs office, utility consumer advocate, or other state consumer-protection body. This can be appropriate when the complaint involves allegedly unfair collection practices, unauthorized charges, deceptive communications, or unresolved contractual concerns.
If internal review and regulatory remedies do not resolve a substantial dispute, review the applicable tariff, state utility rules, service agreement, and legal remedies before proceeding. Formal administrative appeals, court proceedings, property-damage claims, or other legal action may be available depending on the facts. Utility disputes are highly regulated, so the correct procedure depends on the customer’s state and type of service.
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