Purchase power of utility companies on display in R.I., Mass.

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ELECTRICITY CUSTOMERS in Rhode Island and Massachusetts have seen rates skyrocket in recent years in part because of the region's reliance on natural gas to produce electricity, but the rates in both states have differed greatly at times. / / AP FILE PHOTO
ELECTRICITY CUSTOMERS in Rhode Island and Massachusetts have seen rates skyrocket in recent years in part because of the region's reliance on natural gas to produce electricity, but the rates in both states have differed greatly at times. / / AP FILE PHOTO

Rhode Island electricity users who will see their rates remain about the same compared with last winter’s rates might be looking with envy into Massachusetts, where rates for some are expected to drop by as much as 46% on Nov. 1. But things might not be as rosy as they seem in the Bay State,

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