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Crain’s: Many Governments Continuing Aggregations Despite Higher Costs

June 16,2014



Crain's Chicago Business examines the issue of municipal aggregation continuing with their buying pools despite the availability of lower utility default service rates.

Some aggregations are paying 8% more than the ComEd rate, Crain's notes.

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Illinois   Municipal Aggregation   Default Service  

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