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Mayor says energy aggregation deal will send opt-out letters from Dinergy to AEP customers
Summary
The mayor told council that Community Energy Advisors contracted Dinergy Energy Services for energy aggregation; AEP customers in Fostoria will receive opt-out letters to join a one-year rate program unless they opt out.
The mayor told council that the city has signed documentation with an energy-aggregation program run by Community Energy Advisors, which contracted Dinergy Energy Services to provide supply. All Fostoria customers served by AEP will receive opt-out letters from Dinergy informing them of a one-year rate offer; residents who do nothing will be enrolled, while those who wish to decline must follow the opt-out instructions and timeline in the letter.
The mayor framed the enrollment as opt-out: customers who "want to accept the rate from Dinergy and lock in your rate for 1 year, you do not need to do anything." Residents who prefer a different supplier or to remain with AEP must notify Dinergy within the methods and timeline included in the mailing, the mayor said.
