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Staff reports higher supplier rates; committee gives straw poll to seek one-year rate lock
Summary
Staff told the finance committee that Amron posted a new rate of 12.679 cents/kWh for the city's local electric accounts while the city’s current/homefield rate was cited as 9.218 cents/kWh; members gave staff a straw poll to place a one-year rate-lock proposal on the next agenda for formal approval.
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City staff updated the finance committee on new electric supply rates for the city’s 15 local accounts and the committee signaled informal support to pursue a one-year rate lock.
A staff presenter said the supplier Amron released a rate of 12.679 cents per kilowatt-hour that morning, and stated the city’s current/homefield rate at 9.218 cents per kilowatt-hour. Staff said it expects rates to increase and recommended moving forward to lock a rate for one year if the committee is comfortable; committee members provided a straw poll to place the item on the next agenda for formal approval.
Committee members asked how long any lock could run; staff replied they had not received bids offering guarantees for longer than one year and cautioned that capacity components would be uncertain for multi-year locks. No formal vote was taken; the committee only authorized staff by straw poll to put a one-year rate-lock recommendation on a future agenda for a formal decision.

