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Municipal Aggregation Ending As It Can't Find Lower Rates

June 03,2019



Manchester Township, NJ, is ending its opt-out municipal electric aggregation due to a lack of competitive bids that would result in savings, Patch.com reports

The township intends to seek bids again in the fall

The township warns customers against offers from retail suppliers in the wake of the aggregation's termination, including from the aggregation's current supplier

See Patch for the story



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