Summary
Council authorized a new electric aggregation deal capped at 10.199 cents/kWh. The current program has saved participants over $2.5 million, but volatile energy markets may force a temporary pause before relaunch.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Rate capped at 10.199 cents/kWh, up from the current 9.3 cents but below Duke's projected 10.5-cent default rate.
Residents and small businesses in the aggregation program who pay below-default electric rates.
Participants may temporarily pay Duke's higher default rate if the program pauses while markets stabilize.
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