Crain's takes a look at pricing under the City of Chicago's municipal electric aggregation program compared to the newly announced ComEd rates, and particularly how the use of a fixed monthly charge as part of the aggregation (ostensibly for capacity) affects the value proposition

Crain's concludes that, an "average household's electric bills will be about $18 higher this summer [under the aggregation] than they would be if they were ComEd customers."

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