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Brockton committee approves development of municipal electricity aggregation plan
Summary
The finance committee authorized the mayor to pursue municipal aggregation, an opt‑out electricity program to negotiate default supply for National Grid customers. Good Energy outlined the DPU process, outreach requirements and opt‑out mechanics; council approved forwarding the proposal for implementation steps.
The Brockton finance committee voted to authorize the mayor to develop a municipal aggregation plan after hearing from Good Energy, the consultant proposing a city‑run, opt‑out electricity procurement program.
Good Energy representatives explained how municipal aggregation works in Massachusetts — the city would become the default supplier for National Grid basic‑service customers unless residents…
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