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Council authorizes limited-agency agreement for energy aggregation consultant

Greenville City Council · September 17, 2025
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Summary

Council approved a resolution authorizing the safety service director to enter an addendum with the city's aggregation consultant (referred to in the record as Trey Bell/Trabel LLC) that allows the consultant limited authority to lock energy supply prices for the city and notify residents with opt-out letters.

Council voted to authorize the safety service director to execute a limited agency authority agreement with the city's energy-aggregation consultant (referred to in the transcript as Trey Bell/Trabel/Trabell LLC), allowing the consultant to lock supply contracts on the city's behalf within a short acceptance window aimed at responding to market volatility.

Safety Service Director Mr. Delk explained the amendment would give the consultant 24 hours to secure a price and said the arrangement is similar to prior power-aggregation agreements the city has used. Council members sought clarity about whether a lock-in would create an obligation for the city; the director and other speakers explained that customers would be notified by mailed letters and that enrollment would be automatic for customers on the standard offer unless they opt out or are under a separate contract. The plan for electric aggregation was discussed with an anticipated start tied to customer billing cycles in December; gas aggregation work was described as a separate next step.

A resolution authorizing the safety service director to enter the addendum/agreement was moved, read by title and adopted by roll call, with council recorded voting in favor. Council members emphasized the agreement is intended to provide flexibility in a volatile market and reiterated that customers maintain opt-out rights.

The transcript records multiple spellings of the consultant name ("Trey Bell," "Trabel LLC," "Trabell LLC"); the council resolution authorizes the safety service director to execute the addendum with the named consultant as presented in the agenda materials.