ECM, Energy Choice Matters

Informing the Industry on What Truly Matters
in Retail Energy

Sign InRegister

HomeNews By TopicMunicipal Aggregation

Municipal Aggregation

Narrow these results by state, topic, company or docket — filters stack, and every story shown carries all of them.

Free account. Its newest stories collect on your account page.

Utility Seeking To Run Load Aggregation, Which Would Authorize Restrictions On Customer Shopping, Revises Language For Deadline For Customers To Opt-Out, PUC Will Take More Time To Consider Proposal

Kennebunk Light & Power District (KLPD) in Maine has revised language for the deadline under which customers could exercise their right to opt-out of a proposed load aggregation for KLPD's electricity Standard Offer service (default service), as the Maine PUC suspended proposed tariff revisions to…

Click for More

Gridwealth Seeks Amendments To Massachusetts Bill Whose Current Language Requires Brokers To Post $5 Million Bond; Also Worried Towns May Seek To Apply Authority Under Bill To Ban Residential Choice To All Choice Service

Gridwealth Electric, a retail electric supplier whose focus includes serving C&I customers through brokers, is seeking amendments to certain provisions of Massachusetts bill H.5175, and has called on its stakeholders (brokers and brokers' individual non-residential customers) to make their voices…

Click for More

Pricing Updates For NOPEC & Cincinnati Aggregations

For Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council (NOPEC) customers at Cleveland Electric Illuminating and Ohio Edison (both FirstEnergy Ohio EDCs), NOPEC’s Standard Program rate for the June 2026 to September 2026 meter read will be 9.999 cents per kWh, versus the current 8.9990 cents per kWh

Click for More

Massachusetts House Passes Bill Allowing Cities, Towns To Ban Individual Residential Retail Electric Choice

February 26, 2026 -- Updated Updated, Feb. 26, 10:13 p.m. ET Massachusetts bill H.5151 was passed by the House to engrossment, which sends the bill to the Senate Three consolidated amendments were adopted in passage to engrossment

The amendments maintain the bill's provision which would grant authority to municipalities to ban individual residential electric choice

Click for More

Massachusetts House Passes Bill Allowing Cities, Towns To Ban Individual Residential Retail Electric Choice

February 26, 2026 -- Updated Updated, Feb. 26, 10:13 p.m. ET Massachusetts bill H.5151 was passed by the House to engrossment, which sends the bill to the Senate Three consolidated amendments were adopted in passage to engrossment

The amendments maintain the bill's provision which would grant authority to municipalities to ban individual residential electric choice

Click for More

Municipal Aggregation News (Page 2) | EnergyChoiceMatters.com