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Cary trustees discuss renewing municipal aggregation; consider 10% renewable option or larger civic payment
Summary
Village officials discussed renewing the municipal aggregation program that supplies residential electricity, weighing a higher renewable-energy share against a larger civic contribution and multi‑year contracting to reduce resident mailings.
The Village of Cary’s Committee of the Whole discussed renewing its municipal aggregation program on June 17, exploring whether to increase the renewable-energy share to 10% or accept a larger civic contribution from the supplier, and whether to pursue a multi-year contract structure to reduce resident mailings.
Adam Hoover, a consultant who works on behalf of NIMAC, told trustees the village currently receives 100% renewable power through its supplier arrangement and that Cary’s contract saved the municipality an estimated $62,000 this year compared with an approximate ComEd price. “You guys have about 200,000 kilowatt hours that DynaG is creating on your behalf that is renewable energy,” Hoover said.
Hoover told the board the village’s current supplier arrangement with MC Squared (MC2) is…
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