Electric Aggregation

Moraine has partnered with Miami Valley Communications Council (MVCC) and anticipates its newly formed electric aggregation program will save residents an average of $300 a year on their energy bill. With the new aggregation program may come questions, please see the resources listed below for program information and contact numbers.

For general information on aggregation in Ohio, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has the following resource page:
https://puco.ohio.gov/utilities/electricity/resources/government-aggregation

The main point of contact for eligible residents and small commercial customers: ContactDynegy, via:
-Call Center: 888-682-2170
-Email: DESCustCare@vistraenergy.com
-Online: https://www.dynegy.com/municipal-aggregation/muni-ag-contact-us

For eligible customers that require additional assistance please Call 888-682-2170 and someone will assist you with your questions.

How is my community able to choose a certified electric generation supplier on my behalf?
Under government aggregation, local officials bring citizens together to gain group buying power for the purchase of competitively priced electricity from a retail electric generation supplier certified by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO). Residents voted to allow the community to contract with an electric generation supplier on their behalf. Your community has selected Energy Harbor to provide you with exclusive pricing on your electric generation.

What does it mean to have a fixed price?
The price you will receive each month does not change.

How will I know if I can save money in the aggregation?
You’ll know you are saving money as long as your price with your community’s electric aggregation is lower than the utility Price to Compare (PTC) communicated on your bill.

Why am I receiving this letter if I’m in the aggregation?
As a current member of your community’s electric aggregation program, you are given the opportunity to opt out of the program at least every three years. Whether your current contract term with current supplier, or another supplier, is coming to an end, this is your opportunity to either opt-out or continue the benefits of the program.

What does it mean to opt out?
Opt-out means that you can decide to not participate in your community’s electric aggregation program. If you chose to opt out via any of the methods indicated on the front of this notification, you will not be enrolled and will not receive further notifications until the end of the current term.

What happens if I do not opt-out?
Whichever method you chose, you must do so by the Opt-Out Deadline, or you will be automatically included in your community’s electric aggregation program.

Can I opt out of the program at a later date?
Yes, you may leave the aggregation program at any time. You will not be charged an early termination or cancellation fee if you choose to leave the program at later date for any reason.

What are my energy supply choices if I decide to opt-out?
If you opt out or leave the program at a later date you will be returned to your utility’s standard service offer and might not be served under the same rates, terms, or conditions that apply to other customers served by the electric utility. You may also shop for an alternative generation supplier. A list of competitive electric suppliers certified by the PUCO and their current prices are available by calling 1-800-686-PUCO (7826).

Who is not eligible for an electric aggregation program?
Customers on a special arrangement with the utility such as net-metering, Percentage of Income Payment Plan (PIPP), and mercantile customers who have not provided affirmative consent to join are not eligible for the program.