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Massena Electric is a not-for-profit electric utility owned and operated by the Town of Massena. Since its establishment in 1981 Massena Electric has made a commitment to Rates, Reliability, and Environmentalism. Massena Electric’s service reliability is among the highest nationally by leading indicators and electricity rates for businesses and residents are in the lowest 10 percent nationally.
Massena Electric is a not-for-profit electric utility owned and operated by the Town of Massena. Since our establishment in 1981, we have remained committed to three key principles - Rates, Reliability, and Environmentalism.
Our dedication to providing reliable service to our customers is reflected in our high service reliability rates, which are among the best in the nation. Additionally, our electricity rates for both businesses and residents are consistently in the lowest 10 percent nationally.
We are proud to be recognized nationally for our commitment to our customers and the environment. Massena Electric is a designated RP3™ utility by the American Public Power Association (APPA), recognizing our best practices around safety, reliability, and system investment. We first received this designation in 2006 and continue to recertify with the APPA.
We have also been designated as a "Tree Line USA" utility by the National Arbor Day Foundation since 2005. This prestigious designation recognizes public and private utilities across the nation that prioritize practices that protect and enhance America's urban forests, and we are honored to be among them.
At Massena Electric, we are committed to delivering safe, reliable, and environmentally conscious energy to our customers. Thank you for choosing us as your energy provider.
More than 35 million Americans receive electricity from almost 2,000 not-for-profit, community-owned electric utilities. They are operated by municipalities, states, counties, or other public bodies such as public utility districts.
On a national average, public power rates are significantly lower than private company rates.
Driven by service at the lowest possible cost consistent with community aims and sound business practices, public power systems are directly responsible to their consumer-owner stakeholders -- not stockholders who expect a profit.
Every citizen is a utility owner with a direct say in policies.
As arms of local government, public power systems work to meet overall long-term community goals.
Not-for-profit electricity attracts and maintains significant commercial and industrial development.
Public power provides a benchmark for rates and service in what is essentially a monopolistic industry. Competition keeps rates lower and service better for all electric consumers.