The deregulation of natural gas and electricity in some states has made it possible for governmental institutions to take part in aggregation programs, where we combine the buying power, individually or with others, to achieve savings on electricity or natural gas costs.
Government facilities are confronting a lot of complications, starting from limited budget, ending on general matters like environmental issues or political changes.
Also, in deregulated states, cities, villages, townships also can take part of the restructuring system’s benefits, by combining the high volume purchase of all residents, into getting prices that will benefit each individual consumer or business for electricity or natural gas.
This moove has already benefited many cities and villages across Illinois and other states, where the Community Leader, is empowered to implement an Opt-in or Opt-out aggregation plan that will benefit the whole community, and will create the ability to work together not only to reduce energy pricing, but also save time and resources.