SPRINGFIELD -- The Board of Clark County Commissioners and its partner IGS Energy will begin sending opt out letters to eligible residents beginning tomorrow as part of its Natural Gas Aggregation Program, which voters approved at the polls in the spring of 2020.
The program was approved in Green, Harmony, Moorefield, Pleasant and Springfield townships.
Natural gas governmental aggregation allows eligible households and small businesses that participate the opportunity to group together to increase their purchasing power. Residents are also able to leave the aggregation program at any time with no fee.
Residents will receive a fixed rate of 0.615 per ccf through December of 2025. Residents currently enrolled in the program receive a rate of 0.731 ccf as part of the most recent agreement that expires Dec. 1.
If you receive the letter and wish to enroll in the program, you don't have to do anything -- residents will simply continue paying their current local utility provider. The program begins in December of 2024 and will continue through December of 2025.
If you wish to opt out of the program, there is no fee to cancel -- simply call 1-877-353-0162. The opt-out period ends Nov. 28.
Residents of Bethel Twp., German Twp., Mad River Twp., Madison Twp., Pike Twp., New Carlisle and Springfield are currently not eligible for the program.
To read a full copy of the letter being sent to residents, click here.
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Media contact: Michael Cooper, Public Information Officer, 937-521-2031