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Lincoln Way moves to indexed electric supply contract, expects up to $500,000 in savings
Summary
The board approved a direct energy electric commodity contract that switches the district to an indexed supply model and extends the term to align capacity auction cycles; staff estimated roughly $124,000 in near‑term savings and additional savings later through capacity tag reductions.
The Lincoln Way Community High School District 210 Board on April 17 approved a revised electric commodity contract with Direct Energy recommended by the district's broker to move from a fixed negotiated price to an indexed supply model and to extend the term to 54 months so the district's supply cycle aligns with capacity auctions. Administrators said the change in Illinois energy billing rules…
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