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Rochester, NY Formally Rolling Out Opt-out Municipal Aggregation
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The City of Rochester announced that it will launch an opt-out municipal aggregation for electricity
The aggregation, branded Rochester Community Power, is "intended to provide their residents and small businesses with locally-sourced 100% renewable energy at a low, fixed rate."
The City has 80,000 Rochester Gas & Electric (RG&E) utility account holders. Rochester is described as the largest city in the state to date to launch a municipal aggregation program
The City has selected Joule Assets (Joule) to serve as program administrator.
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