Sustainable Westchester Issues RFi For Electricity Supply For Municipal Aggregation

July 10, 2020

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Sustainable Westchester (SW) has issued an RFI for the electricity supply for the NYSEG territory of its opt-out municipal aggregation (Westchester Power), and will issue an RFP later this month

The aggregate usage in the current NYSEG communities over the one-year period from July 2019 to June 2020 is approximately 100 million kWh. Under the current contract, approximately 70% of the total NYSEG load is 100% renewable via NYS RECs.

The existing contract for the municipalities in the NYSEG utility territory will expire on November 30, 2020.

The forthcoming RFP will solicit for two product types, a standard grid supply that meets the NYS minimum renewable requirements for load serving entities, and a NY State qualified 100% renewable product. The WP program is based on fixed rates, and as such, we will be requesting fixed rates that will include energy, transmission, capacity, transmission and distribution losses, RPS charges, imbalances, load factor

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