Green residents, small businesses enter new NOPEC electric-aggregation cycle

Eligible Green residents and small businesses were set to receive enrollment letters for a new term of the Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council’s electric-aggregation program, according to an April 1 notice from the City of Green.

The program term was scheduled to begin in June 2026. The city described the aggregation offering as applying to eligible Green households and small businesses that meet the program’s criteria.

What the enrollment could affect i

Electric aggregation can affect which supplier serves a customer, the length of the applicable contract term and the energy-pricing options available to a household or small business. For Green residents and business owners, the enrollment letter is therefore the key document for understanding what the program offers and what choices are available.

The city’s notice confirms the enrollment cycle, but it does not publish a specific aggregation rate or projected savings. It also does not identify an opt-out deadline, supplier contract length or final participation count.

That means residents and small businesses should not assume the program guarantees savings or that every eligible customer will be enrolled. The available notice also does not describe the program as mandatory.

What Green customers should look for i

Eligible customers receiving a letter will need to review the program information and any stated enrollment or opt-out instructions. The city notice identifies the program as a utility-cost and service choice, but the available source does not provide enough detail to compare the aggregation offer with other pricing options.

Because no published comparison rate appears in the notice, the available information does not establish whether participating customers will pay less, more or the same as they would under another electricity-supply option. It also does not establish how many Green households or small businesses ultimately participate.

City calendar provides current municipal context i

The City of Green’s August 2026 calendar lists City Council meetings for Aug. 11 and Aug. 25. The calendar confirms the city’s active municipal schedule, but it does not independently announce a new NOPEC rate or a later change to the aggregation program.

For now, the confirmed timeline is the April announcement followed by the June 2026 start of the new program term. The next practical step for eligible residents and small businesses is to review any enrollment letter they receive. The city’s published notice does not identify a further program deadline or a later participation update.