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Blackstone selectmen authorize town administrator to finalize municipal aggregation electricity contract
Summary
The Board of Selectmen voted Jan. 14 to allow the town administrator to execute a municipal aggregation electricity contract, approving an 18‑month opt‑out product and directing broad resident notification ahead of an April start tied to meter reads.
The Town of Blackstone Board of Selectmen on Jan. 14 authorized the town administrator to negotiate and execute a municipal aggregation electricity contract aimed at offering residents an opt‑out alternative to National Grid basic service.
The authorization, made during a presentation by Colonial Power representatives, directs the administrator to lock in the lowest available price for an 18‑month term within the pricing ranges provided to the board and to ensure wide public notification ahead of enrollment. The board voted unanimously to approve the motion.
Municipal aggregation allows the town to solicit electricity supply on behalf of…
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