Contact Information
- Phone: (937) 859-8280
- Email: [email protected]
- Address:
300 E. Central Ave.
West Carrollton OH 45449
What is Electric Aggregation?
Electric aggregation allows the City of West Carrollton to negotiate lower electricity generation rates on behalf of our residents and small businesses by leveraging the collective buying power of our community.
Through the Miami Valley Communications Council (MVCC), West Carrollton participates in a multi-community aggregation program, currently served by Dynegy Energy a PUCO-certified supplier.
Energy Harbor to Dynegy Energy Services Community Letter
Current Electric Program Rates
| Account Type | Utility | Fixed Price | Term End | Early Termination Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | AES Ohio | 6.57¢ per kWh | Dec 2025 | None |
| Small Business | AES Ohio | 6.57¢ per kWh | Dec 2025 | None |
What Stays the Same?
- You’ll still receive your bill from AES Ohio
- AES Ohio will continue to deliver your power and respond to outages
- There’s no interruption to your service
Eligibility
Most residential and small business accounts qualify.
Not eligible:
- Net-metering customers
- Percentage of Income Payment Plan (PIPP) customers
This list may not be exhaustive.
How to Opt-Out:
Participation is automatic unless you choose to opt out. You may leave at any time with no penalty.
Choose one of the following:
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Phone: Call Dynegy at 1-833-241-4599 to request opt-out.
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Online: Visit dynegy.com/optout
Frequently Asked Questions:
Are there any documents regarding the proposal from Miami Valley Communications Council available for review?
Yes. The MVCC Operation and Governance Plans for electric and natural gas are available on the aggregation homepage.
Who will send me my utility bill?
Your utility bill will continue to come from the same company. Aggregation may change your energy supplier, but your energy distributor will remain the same. The energy distributors for Vandalia are AES Ohio for electricity and CenterPoint Ohio for natural gas.
Am I locked into the aggregation rates?
No. Residents have the opportunity to review the rates and decide if it is advantageous to stay in the group or opt-out. Compare the 6.57 cents per kWh rate with other providers by visiting energychoice.ohio.gov. The website makes it easy to compare providers and rates. You can opt-in and opt-out without incurring fees.
How do I enroll?
Enrollment is automatic for eligible residents and small businesses who are not already participating in a special pricing program.
What if I already have an agreement with a supplier when community aggregation goes into effect?
Your energy agreement will remain in effect until it expires. You may be able to cancel an existing agreement, however that may require a cancellation fee. Whenever the agreement ends, you must call Dynegy in order to participate in the community aggregation program. This transition will not occur automatically.
Questions or Concerns?
Residents who have questions about aggregation may contact the City of West Carrollton, (937) 847-4633. More information may also be found at The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio website.
