Montgomery Township is pleased to announce the start of Round III of its Community Energy Aggregation Program, first launched in 2013. Through this program, the Township is able to use bulk purchasing power to obtain competitive proposals from third-party energy suppliers to supply Montgomery residents at a lower price than that offered by Public Service Electric & Gas (PSEG) for its comparable Basic Generation Service.

The Township solicited proposals and selected an electrical energy supplier for all aggregated residential accounts for a 15 month period of non-variable rates, starting with the June 2019 billing cycle. The selected supplier is Constellation New Energy (CNE) of Baltimore, MD. It is estimated that the typical participant will save about $100 during the contract term. The following letter from the Township and its attached program summary and FAQs gives more details on this very popular program. 

The Township's notification letter has just been mailed to all residences which are currently with PSE&G in early April 2019. The initial 30 opt-out period ends on May 8, 2019. There is also a 10 day period to opt-out after that, counted from when PSE&G sends a second notice to your address in May. Beyond that, accounts can always opt-out during the program, without penalty, with one month's notice.

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(Letter mailed in early April, 2019 to all residents who have PSE&G supply accounts. All resident accounts are automatically swept into this discount program, unless/until an individual resident opts-out of program.)