“First and foremost, it will reduce our rates,” Wilson said, telling council on Tuesday that it’s a plan worth considering.Ĭouncilwoman Melissa Hiner said she agreed, saying it would be beneficial to people. 065 per kilowatt hour, which is cheaper than Ohio Edison’s rate, which just increased to. At that meeting, he said the current going rate was. Taylor said previously that he couldn’t really tell them what the best rate would be since they would need to shop around. With an opt-out electric aggregation program, the village would select a company to make a deal on behalf of village residents for one fixed rate for a set number of years.
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