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NOPEC representative outlines May opt-out period for village aggregation program
Summary
A NOPEC representative told the council that voters approved aggregation last November and described a three-week May opt-out period when residents will receive enrollment letters and business-reply opt-out forms; existing supply contracts will not be automatically replaced.
A representative of the Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council (NOPEC) briefed the Village Council on the electricity and natural-gas aggregation program voters approved in November.
The presenter said four public hearings were held earlier in the day and described program timing and materials: residents will receive letters ahead of a three-week May opt-out period and can return a business-reply envelope to opt out if they do not wish to participate. The representative emphasized that residents currently in private supply contracts are not automatically removed from those contracts and may join aggregation after their existing contracts expire.
Council members asked no substantive questions during the presentation; the NOPEC representative said they will coordinate with village staff on community outreach and public events during the opt-out period to help residents "decide if they want to stay in the program or go."
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