AG Campbell, in her role as the state’s ratepayer advocate, today announced that her office’s advocacy on behalf of Massachusetts consumers has saved approximately $2.11 billion in utility costs during the 2025 fiscal year. The $2.11 billion sum is the result of the Energy and Ratepayer Advocacy Division’s (ERA) participation in more than 175 proceedings before regulatory agencies and courts to protect consumers from unnecessary utility costs.  

“As the Commonwealth’s ratepayer advocate, I am deeply committed to protecting consumers from unnecessary utilities costs and ensuring that more money stays in consumers’ pockets—especially as utility bills continue to rise each year. Affordability and consumer protection are at the forefront of our work, and I applaud my team’s extensive advocacy to deliver meaningful, long-term cost relief for all Massachusetts ratepayers while continuing our progress towards a clean energy future.”  – AG Campbell