City Aggregation Programs
City of Marion - A Guide to Natural Gas and Electric Aggregation Programs
Electric and Natural Gas Aggregation
In the late 1990s the Ohio Legislature deregulated the electric and natural gas industries permitting consumers to choose their suppliers of the electricity component and natural gas component delivered by Ohio Edison and Columbia Gas of Ohio. Under Ohio law, the voters of the City of Marion, Ohio by a vote at the ballot box created the City of Marion, Ohio Electric Aggregation Program and, later, by a vote created the City of Marion, Ohio Natural Gas Program.
The City of Marion Programs have operated in the form of a “Guaranteed Savings” offer by indexing the Program price that participants pay against the price offered by Ohio Edison and Columbia Gas of Ohio.
Given the extremely turbulent energy markets at this point in time, the experts working with Marion on our aggregation program have determined the best course of action for both Programs is to “fall back” to the electric and natural gas components being provided by Ohio Edison and Columbia Gas of Ohio.
As it has always been the case, residents may choose the company who supplies their electricity component and/or their natural gas component on their own. The best source of current pricing is available is at energychoice.ohio.gov.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the aggregation providers that the City of Marion has contracted with?
Electric - Energy Harbor is the current provider for residents participating in the city's aggregation program.
Natural Gas - Columbia Gas of Ohio is the current provider for residents participating in the city's aggregation program. This is a result of the turbulent energy market.
Still have questions?
Contact the Law Director’s Office:
233 W. Center St.
Marion, OH 43302
Phone: 740-387-4817
