Energy Law
Feb. 8, 2013
Electric aggregation: a boost for renewables?
San Francisco has become one of the leaders of an emerging movement, called "electric aggregation," where cities buy cheap bulk electricity for the benefit of their citizens. By Jake Seligman
Chicago and San Francisco have become leaders of an emerging movement, called "electric aggregation," where cities buy cheap bulk electricity for the benefit of their citizens.
Electric aggregation enables cities to lower energy costs, which Chicago has done, and to dictate how electricity is supplied, which San Francisco and Chicago have both done.
Under electric aggregation, a municipality, usually a city or subu...
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