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Southampton Village Exploring Community Choice Aggregation, Which Could Potentially Cut Electric Costs and Introduce Renewable Options

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CCA not only gives consumers more choice when it comes to electricity, but also provides access to renewable energy.

CCA not only gives consumers more choice when it comes to electricity, but also provides access to renewable energy.

authorCailin Riley on Feb 7, 2024
A new option for sourcing renewable energy at an affordable rate to power homes and small businesses could be on the horizon for Southampton Village residents. Southampton Village officials are... more

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