Politics & Government
Electrical Aggregation: 10 Questions Answered in 7 Words or Fewer
A simplified take on what electrical aggregation in La Grange means for you.
What is electrical aggregation?
A bulk discount on electricity.
How does that happen?!
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The village negotiates lower rates for all.
How will the village select a supplier?
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With the help of a consultant.
Who will distribute the power and send my bill?
ComEd will continue to be the distributor.
What if my power goes out?
You’ll still call ComEd.
How will my rates change?
Typical savings is 25 percent.
What should I do if I want to sign up?
Nothing—you’ll be opted in automatically.
Then do I have to do this?
You can opt out via mailed form.
What if ComEd still has the lowest rate?
Then La Grange will stay with ComEd.
Who else has an electrical aggregation plan?
Hinsdale, Brookfield and 200 more Illinois towns.
When will the new rates take effect?
Between March and April.
For more on the village’s plans for electrical aggregation, read the full plan of governance.
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