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Granville Village council moves to begin public hearings on switching electricity aggregation to SOPEC
Summary
Following a presentation from its sustainability committee and SOPEC representatives, the council agreed to start the public-hearing process required to join SOPECand adopt a green-default electricity aggregation for village residents; individual customers would be able to opt out.
The Granville Village Council heard from its sustainability committee and representatives of SOPEC on a proposal to change the villageelectric aggregation program so the community would buy power through SOPEC under a green-default model. Council members agreed to begin the procedural steps, including scheduling the two required public hearings, to let residents consider the change.
Council members said the committee had evaluated several options, including the villagecurrent provider, Aspen, NOPEC and SOPEC. "We have both, Steve Harris and Phil Lehi here. They are from SOPEC," a council member said as…
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