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Energy consultant pitches ComEd‑rate match aggregation; trustees question resident benefit
Summary
An energy consultant recommended restarting a municipal aggregation program that would match ComEd rates and give the village a civic payment or renewable‑energy credits. Trustees raised questions about resident benefit, opt‑out mechanics, and where consultant and supplier fees come from.
Representatives from NYMEC presented an option to restart municipal electrical aggregation at the Jan. 23 meeting, offering a ComEd‑rate match supply (no guaranteed customer savings) along with a menu of community benefits: a $40,000 annual civic payment, blocks of renewable energy generation that could qualify the village for EPA green power recognition, or a combination of a smaller payment and assistance for a small set of…
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