Consultant outlines risks and communications needs for Ironton energy aggregation
Mark Hollinger of Straight Line told council capacity and market pressures are raising energy costs and recommended short-term contracts and clearer resident communications; he emphasized opt-out mechanics and filing requirements with PUCO before supplier communications are released.
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A consultant advising Ironton on energy aggregation warned council that recent capacity-rate changes and market volatility are increasing costs for customers and complicating third-party-supplier offers.
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