Electric Aggregation Yields Savings for Troy Residents
Electric rates scheduled to be slashed by 11%
In 2011, Troy, Ohio's voters approved the Electric Aggregation Program. This program allows the city to negotiate a single electric supply rate with providers, also giving individuals the choice to opt out if they find cheaper options elsewhere.
Electric aggregation came into effect with Senate Bill 3 in 1999, which introduced electric deregulation in Oh…
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