AUSenergy News Update 04/23/2014
In today’s AUSenergy News Update: Champaign city officials will decide whether to continue with municipal electric aggregation program, NYISO electricity prices could increase due to “new capacity zone”, and Oak Park residents angered over Village Board decision to ditch green power. City officials will decide whether to continue with municipal electric aggregation program Summary: City […]
AUSenergy News Update 03/11/2014
In today’s AUSenergy News Update: New Integrys deal raises Chicago residential electric bills up to 18% in June, Orland Park electric aggregation rates could jump by 33% in June, and Vernon Hills and six other towns select new power provider. New Integrys deal raises Chicago residential electric bills up to 18% in June Summary: Chicago […]
AUSenergy News Update 02/19/2014
In today’s AUSenergy News Update: Natural gas reaches $6, an amendment to the New Jersey Government Energy Aggregation Act is proposed, and higher fuel efficiency standards for heavy-duty trucks are ordered by President Obama. Natural Gas reaches $6 Summary: Continued cold weather has increased the demand for natural gas in the Midwest and Northeast regions, […]
AUSenergy News Update 11/11/2013
In today’s AUSenergy News Update: A New Jersey city has to put their GEA plans on hold, Chicago looks to ratepayers to fund a new energy efficiency program, and ISO New England makes predictions on how the closing of Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant will affect electricity prices and the environment. Paterson, NJ Government Energy […]
Choosing a GEA Program
An explanation of the standard government energy aggregation program currently used in Illinois, Ohio and California; Government-Private Program – used for both residential and non-residential customers.
Make Solar Part of Your Aggregation Plan
A brief explanation of a new concept in solar energy development and purchasing; the Virtual Solar Power Purchase Agreement or VSPPA. This video will explain how making a VSPPA part of your Government Energy Aggregation Plan will help grow your local economy, support a local utility-scale solar electric project, provide local clean energy, lower energy […]
For Immediate Release: NJ Grid-Tied Solar Solutions
NJ Grid-Tied Solar Energy Project Solutions Showcased at NJ Conference of Mayors Spring Conference Alternative Utility Services and Community Green Energy attended the NJ Conference of Mayors Spring Conference to discuss how NJ Government Energy Aggregation can be used with renewable energy solutions such as Virtual Solar Power Purchase Agreements (VSPPA). Community Green Energy (CGE) […]
Benefits of NJ Municipal Energy Aggregation Programs
Your city can help you reduce your electric bill by 10-25% AND further its sustainable goals through a regulated electric aggregation program.
NJ Government Energy Aggregation
Saving residents up to 25% on their electric bills, stimulating the local economy, and supporting the community’s sustainable goals – the Government Energy Aggregation Act of 2003 opened up NJ to the benefits of MEA programs like those already successfully implemented in other states such as IL, OH, CA, and MA.
IL Municipal Energy Aggregation
Legislation established in Section 1-92 of the Illinois Power Agency Act is helping residents save up to 35% on their electric bills, stimulating the local economy, and supporting the community’s sustainable goals.