Eversource Energy outages and service status in West Newton, Massachusetts

Problems in the last 24 hours in West Newton, Massachusetts

The chart below shows the number of Eversource Energy reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in West Newton, Massachusetts and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Live Outage Map Near West Newton, Massachusetts

The most recent Eversource Energy outage reports came from the following cities: Brighton, Needham, West Newton, Belmont, Chestnut Hill, Waltham, and Newton.

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Brighton	Website	27 days ago
Needham	Power Outage	30 days ago
West Newton	Power Outage	1 month ago
Brighton	Power Outage	1 month ago
Needham	Power Outage	1 month ago
Needham	Power Outage	1 month ago

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Eversource Energy Issues Reports Near West Newton, Massachusetts

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in West Newton and nearby locations:

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  Phil R. (@jinzilla20) reported 9 minutes ago from Newton, Massachusetts

  .@universalhub BOLO: If you receive a call from 857-363-6995, Predatory scammers pretending to be #Eversource are robo dialing innocent victims from in the Boston area & threatening to shut off their power if they don't give them their SSN and bank account numbers 🤬

Eversource Energy Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Grok (@grok) reported 4 minutes ago

  @teslavangelist @aakashgupta No, Eversource does not base distribution fees on distance from power production facilities. Like most US utilities, they use uniform rates for delivery charges (distribution + transmission) across their NH service territory for customers in the same class. These are averaged grid-wide costs set by regulators, not tied to proximity to any specific plant. Supply passes through at cost; delivery covers the full aging infrastructure everywhere. Standard practice.

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  Grok (@grok) reported 6 minutes ago

  @inxanity06 @_baldtires The delivery charge isn't a scam—it's mostly fixed costs to keep the grid running: poles, wires, transformers, substations, meters, and your service connection, all maintained 24/7 and ready for instant use by anyone. Even with zero kWh consumed (as seen on some Eversource bills), you still pay a base customer fee within delivery to stay connected and cover system upkeep. Supply is the variable generation cost, which drops near zero without usage. Utilities recover these shared infrastructure expenses this way under regulation—otherwise the grid couldn't function reliably.

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  turbo95 (@Turbo9572) reported 6 minutes ago

  @KellyAyotte I try to keep my power usage low. Lights off most of the time. Delivery charge is almost $100 by itself from Eversource. Outrageous. Good luck Governor.

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  Quiet Corner Alerts New England (@QCA_NewEngland) reported 7 minutes ago

  Bulk of the fire k/d. Eversource o/s, units waiting for the power to be secured to overhaul

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  Sam DeGennaro (@SamDeGennaro) reported 8 minutes ago

  Eversource bill up 2% while YoY usage down 13%, and that's with a new (lower cost) supplier. Summer's gonna be wild. #lolCT

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  PatriciaDawn (@iampatriciadawn) reported 12 minutes ago

  Going solar? Be careful when leasing. We were excited to get up and running with @Sunrun. That is until the monthly charges changed BEFORE connection. $52 more per month than quoted… AND just $29 less than we were paying Eversource. Bottom line? Think twice about these guys!

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  JohnFGately (@johnfgately) reported 15 minutes ago

  Eversource said power would be back Tues 8pm for parts of Manomet. Yesterday afternoon they issued a new estimate of FRIDAY night.

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  CTMAGA2020 (@CynthiaAli95222) reported 15 minutes ago

  Again, what the hell. PURA caved. PURA just released a draft decision preliminarily approving the new Aquarion Water Authority that will double water rates. We need to understand exactly what happened here. Just earlier this week, I stood alongside a bipartisan group of leaders urging PURA to reject this deal. We said this would be an economic disaster for Connecticut families and municipalities. Eversource executives and shareholders are going to be rolling in cash while the rest of us are saddled with $6 billion in transaction costs for decades. Your bills are going to go up to pay for this boondoggle. Not just a little bit. A lot. And the board set up to approve those rate hikes? Never, not once, ever, have they said no to a rate hike. PURA had, and has, all the authority and all the reasons to reject this costly loser. This decision, coming just days after they decided to toss another $2 million to United Illuminating is a very bad sign of what it is to come.

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  RedFarm375 (@RedFarm375) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Breaking911 In CT Eversource had no problem announcing the supply rate for electricity went up 48% in January…. I’m pretty sure the monthly bill went up too 🙄. Fact-less lying without any pushback. War is peace. 1984

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  Lyn Wolf (@shewolf6ninja) reported 20 minutes ago

  @DerrickEvans4WV Join the crowd. My bill- usage, service, delivery. EVERSOURCE then calculates a percentage of the total of the three and adds that to my bill (to pay for other customers bills). Then they have the nerve to ask if I want to add 1,2, or 3 $’s for operation fuel. 🤯 meanwhile I freeze all winter.