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Utility Committee approves Amendment No. 3 to long-term WPPI power supply contract
Summary
The Utility Committee voted unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 3789, authorizing city officials to sign Amendment No. 3 to the long-term power supply contract with WPPI Energy; Utilities Director Brian Rhodes said WPPI comprises 51 municipally owned utilities.
The Hartford Utility Committee on July 28 unanimously approved Resolution No. 3789 to adopt Amendment No. 3 to the city’s long-term power supply contract with WPPI Energy. The committee’s motion, made by Alderperson Kirley and seconded by Alderperson Pechacek, carried without dissent.
Utilities Director Brian Rhodes told the committee the city is pursuing the amendment to extend its long-term supply arrangement with WPPI Energy. Rhodes noted that “there are 51 locally owned Municipal Utilities who make up WPPI and they are Hartford’s biggest asset,” and said the extension is designed to preserve reliability and the value WPPI provides to the city.
The committee’s action authorizes appropriate city officials to sign the amendment and sends the matter to the next administrative steps for execution. No public comment was offered on the item during the meeting.
What happens next: city staff will complete necessary signing and record-keeping to implement the amendment; the committee did not specify additional conditions or a timeline in the discussion recorded at the meeting.
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