Politics & Government

Glencoe Residents Saving $80 on Electricity Bills

The total savings for all eight communities in the North Shore Electricity Aggregation Consortium is about $2.8 million since June.

Glencoe residents who have joined the North Shore Electricity Aggregation Consortium have saved nearly $80 over the last two months, according to a village official. 

Since consortium started supplying electric power to the village in June, , according to William Jones, assistant village manager for Glencoe. 

For the year, Jones expects the average customer to save $596 for a total savings of some $1.6 million throughout the village. 

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Through the intergovernmental agreement, the consortium has been working together since December.

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The other consortium members are Deerfield, Highland Park, Lake Forest, Lake Bluff, Northbrook, Park Ridge and Skokie.

The total savings for all eight communities the last two months has been $2,838,785, according to a news release from the consortium. A savings for all customers for the first year is expected to be approximately $25 million.

For people who opted out of the program, they can contact the provider, MC Squared at: 888-808-7731 or email: northshore@mc2energyservices.com. More information is available on the consortium’s website.

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