Gas & Electric Aggregation
GAS & ELECTRIC AGGREGATION PROGRAM INFORMATION
Delhi Approval
In response to voter approval in 2014, governmental energy aggregation programs were established for the citizens of Delhi Township as an alternative to the energy options that are available through Duke Energy.
Energy Aggregation
Aggregation is when a group of customers join together to form a single, larger customer that buys energy for its members. The citizens, who are members of an aggregation program, gain buying power to solicit the lowest price for the group's natural gas and/or electricity needs. The energy suppliers for Delhi's aggregation program are committed to helping their customers receive competitive pricing for their natural gas and electricity supply.
Eligible customers, who will receive an invitation to join by mail, will have the option to participate or opt out with no penalty. If you are interested in becoming a member, you are encouraged to contact the supplier directly.
Program Suppliers & Rates
Natural Gas Program Supplier - AEP Energy
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Electricity Supplier - Dynegy Energy
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Contact Information
- The Community's energy broker: https://energyalliances.com/delhi-township-hamilton-co
- As always, feel free to contact the Township Administration Office at 513-922-3111 with any questions or concerns.
Note to Residents
Our program suppliers distribute program information to eligible residents by mail only during their open enrollment process - THEY DO NOT SOLICIT BY PHONE OR DOOR-TO-DOOR. As more suppliers are offering their services in our area, they may contact you by mail, phone, or in person. Be leery of other offers, including other divisions within the companies that supply energy for our programs, as they are not affiliated with the governmental energy aggregation programs. While door-to-door sales tactics can be obtrusive, they are not illegal with the required vendors licensing through the Police Department. If you experience a pushy salesman at your door, get their name and contact information and ask to see their vendor’s license. If they are unable to provide one, we recommend you report it to the Police Department.