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In Illinois, Municipal Electric Aggregation allows cities, villages, and counties to pool the electricity demand of their residents and small businesses and put that combined load out for competitive bid among licensed retail suppliers. Aggregation programs are authorized by voter referendum, and most operate on an opt-out basis — eligible customers are automatically included at the community’s negotiated rate and may leave at any time. Your local utility (ComEd or Ameren) continues to deliver power, maintain lines, and handle billing; only the supply portion of the bill changes.
The community places aggregation on the ballot; voters approve.
Municipal officials engage a licensed aggregation consultant to design the program.
The community's combined load is bid among pre-qualified retail suppliers; officials select the winning offer.
We run the information campaign: mailings, public meetings, and opt-out notices, so every resident understands the program.
Eligible customers are enrolled automatically; we monitor the program and manage renewals.
Considering aggregation for your community? Priority Power manages the full lifecycle — referendum guidance, program design, supplier RFPs, regulatory compliance, resident education, and renewals.
Tell us a little about your municipality, and our Community Power team will reach out to walk through what a program could look like for your residents — no cost, no commitment.
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