Municipal Aggregation Losing Its Spark
April 16,2014
WNIJ, Northern Illinois Public Radio, reports that rates for municipal electric aggregations are rising
"We're seeing headlines that municipalities are going to be charging much higher through aggregation deals. It still may save consumers a little bit of money when compared to Com-Ed's rates. But the reality is there's a new normal in Illinois' electricity market," WNIJ quotes Jim Chilsen of the Citizens Utility Board as saying
See WNIJ for more .
Tags: Illinois Municipal Aggregation Comment on this story
NEW Jobs on RetailEnergyJobs.comTPV-SALES-EXECUTIVE -- Back Office Provider -- Other Sr-Market-Risk-Analyst -- Wholesale Supplier/Trader -- New York - New York City Metro Head-of-Retail-Operations -- Wholesale Supplier/Trader -- Other More Stories on RetailEnergyX.com:
Illinois PIRG Recommends Forcing Exelon To Divest From ComEd, Requiring ComEd TOU Supply Rates More Rhode Island Communities To Launch Opt-out Municipal Aggregations Eight California Municipal Aggregations Seek Up To 500 MWs Of Long Duration Storage Long Island Lawmakers Decry "Poison Pill" Charge In LIPA Tariff For Opt-out Municipal Aggregation Chicago Municipalization Of ComEd Would Cost Nearly $9 Billion, Study Says
Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.
comments powered by
