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Community Choice Aggregation — Ohio

Local Energy Choice
for Ohio

What Is Governmental Aggregation in Ohio?

In Ohio, governmental aggregation lets municipalities, townships, and counties combine the energy loads of residents and small businesses and negotiate supply rates as a single buying group. Communities must be certified as aggregators by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO), and programs may cover electricity, natural gas, or both. Programs run opt-out (voter-approved, automatic enrollment with the right to leave) or opt-in. Your local utility continues to deliver energy and maintain service — only the supplier changes.

What We Manage for Your Community

Benefits for Residents

Greener Options for Your Program

Communities with sustainability goals can structure their aggregation around renewable supply — blending traditional and green energy, or sourcing 100% renewable through wind and solar products. Aggregation is one of the fastest ways for a community to act on carbon-reduction commitments at no cost to the municipal budget.

For Municipal Leaders

New program or an existing aggregation up for renewal — our specialists work with local officials to launch, transition, or continue programs seamlessly.

Bring Community Power to Your Community

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.