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Lanark adopts two-year electric aggregation agreement with six communities to lock a rate below ComEd projection
Summary
Mayor Jeri Rogan said the city joined a two-year electric aggregation with six communities to secure a rate slightly below ComEd's projected June 2026 price; residents will receive notification letters and council noted local limits on water and electricity affecting large-scale development.
Mayor Jeri Rogan informed alderpersons that the city approved a two-year electric aggregation agreement with six communities that locks a rate slightly below ComEd’s projected June 2026 price and avoids additional fees; notification letters will be sent to residents explaining the new rate and enrollment information.
Councilors also briefly discussed regional interest in larger energy and data-center projects, noting the city’s local limitations in water and electricity capacity and existing ordinances that restrict data-center siting. No new policy changes were adopted at the meeting; the aggregation agreement was reported as approved and implementation communications will proceed.
