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Integrys Energy Services Reports Residential Enrollments in Illinois

Integrys Energy Services has signed up more than 20,000 Illinois electric customers since it entered the residential market in early April, it reported yesterday in formally announcing its supply agreement with the Village of North Aurora aggregation (see below). Integrys Energy Services has active residential offers at both ComEd and Ameren.

Reliant Enters Agreement with Dallas Cowboys Including Supply, Sponsorship, and Affinity Program

The Dallas Cowboys have entered into an agreement with Reliant Energy making Reliant one of the team's major sponsors and the official electricity supplier to Cowboys Stadium. Reliant will provide electric commodity as well as RECs for Cowboys Stadium under the agreement. Additionally, Reliant has created a unique electricity plan with competitive pricing for Cowboys fans, and monthly chances to receive autographed merchandise, tickets, and exclusive access to Cowboys special events.

Constellation Energy Continues as Endorsed Supplier of Illinois Manufacturers' Association

Constellation Energy announced that the Illinois Manufacturers' Association has signed a three-year agreement selecting Constellation as its endorsed energy supplier, continuing a relationship that began 10 years ago. New services available to IMA members under the contract include natural gas, residential electric choice for some 600,000 manufacturing workers, and load response services.

Stream Energy Officially Launches Duquesne Light Service

Stream Energy officially announced its entry into the Duquesne Light service area yesterday. Stream's residential offers at Duquesne Light were first reported by Matters last week (8/10).

Integrys Energy Services Releases Commercial Pricing for North Aurora Aggregation

Integrys Energy Services formally announced its supply agreement to supply the opt-out municipal aggregation of the Village of North Aurora, Illinois, in the ComEd territory. The aggregation and two-year residential price of 5.75 cents per kWh were previously reported by Matters (7/22). However, Integrys Energy Services has now finalized the small commercial price, providing small commercial accounts a rate of 5.80 cents per kWh for two years. Service to the aggregation will begin October 1.