Electric Aggregation Program

 

The township’s voter-approved electricity aggregation program has been operating since May 2017. In this opt-out program, the township buys electricity at a group price to obtain more competitive prices for residents. From June 2017 to December 2025, Energy Alliance statistics show that Anderson Township residents collectively saved $6,978,844.42. The average savings per household was about $620, compared to customers who opted to remain with Duke Energy for the same period. .

After soliciting multiple suppliers, Anderson Township’s electricity broker, Energy Alliances, has locked in a new rate of $0.09999/kWh and $0.1026/kWh for 100 percent renewable energy, through the December  2027 meter read. While the new rate is higher than the previous two-year contract rate, electricity prices have risen during this period.

The program’s current two-year term expires in May 2026 with new rates reflected in the June 2026 electric bill.

More than 10,000 Anderson households are enrolled in the electricity aggregation program, and property owners always have the option to opt out of the program and choose their own supplier. Anderson Township does not receive any revenue from this program. Information about the aggregation program, or opting out, will be provided on the mailed renewal notice which is currently being sent out. 

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