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Commissioners authorize Ohio PUCO recertification for county electric aggregation with Palmer Energy
Summary
Amy Hoffman of Palmer Energy told commissioners the recertification keeps the county as an aggregator under PUCO rules; the current program covers 12 townships plus the villages of Archbold and Lyon at a 0.093 rate through 2027, and the board approved the recertification application 3-0.
Amy Hoffman, representing Palmer Energy, told the board the recertification application keeps Fulton County certified as the aggregator under Ohio PUCO rules. "Every two years per PUCO the aggregator, which is you, has to be re-certified," Hoffman said. "The current aggregation program includes 12 townships and the Villages of Archbold and Lyon with a 0.093 that goes until 2027."
The board authorized the Board President to execute the Ohio Public Utilities Commission Governmental Aggregation Recertification Application (Resolution 2026-324). The motion passed 3-0. The transcript does not include additional rate details beyond the stated 0.093 figure or a breakdown of participating townships beyond the two named villages.
