Trappe selects 24‑month fixed electric supply to avoid higher Delmarva rates
After CQI Associates presented options, the Council voted unanimously to select a 24‑month fixed electric supply contract to avoid reverting to Delmarva Power’s higher default rates when the town’s current contract expires in December.
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Richard Anderson of CQI Associates presented several electric supplier rate options and warned that without a new contract, the Town would return to higher Delmarva Power rates. Anderson told the Council that 'if the Town does not enter into a new contract the rates will increase to Delmarva Power’s current rates.'
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