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Priority Power updates Ada council on market and provides emergency-resolution templates for future energy aggregation decisions
Summary
Jay Sell of Priority Power briefed the council on the energy market and provided sample emergency resolutions the village could use when favorable rates appear; no rates were set and no action was taken at the June 2 meeting.
At the June 2 Ada council meeting, Jay Sell of Priority Power (formerly Aspen Energy) updated council members on current energy-market conditions and described how the village could use emergency resolutions to lock in favorable natural gas and electricity rates when they become available.
Sell provided sample emergency-resolution language for council consideration and described the market context that would trigger action; the minutes record this as background information only and show no vote or rate adoption at the meeting. The update came under the meeting’s "Old Business" item, described as a follow-up on future aggregation for natural gas and electricity. Council did not take immediate action but received the materials for possible future use.
The minutes identify Priority Power as the provider of the update and note the company’s former name, Aspen Energy. Any decision to adopt aggregation or execute supplier contracts would require a future council action when specific rates and terms are presented.
