energy aggregation

Apprehension and uncertainty are common fears for residents of New Jersey towns that might be considering municipal energy aggregation programs, which one expert explains is very different from individual contracts that may have burned consumers in the past.

Uncertainty is common for some residents of New Jersey towns considering municipal energy aggregation programs, which one expert explains is very different from individual contracts that may have burned consumers in the past.

An Ocean County town has become the first in New Jersey to collectively switch the electric provider for all residents, who expect to save an average of $165 per household over the next year.

The idea of energy aggregation has been kicked around in several Ocean County towns for the last year or so.  From Barnegat and Brick to Stafford and Plumstead.  Now, Toms River is taking steps that may help lower your electric bill through a special program.