Summary
The city's NOPEC contract expired about three years ago and the city has been paying below-market rates they can no longer sustain; a new ordinance kicks off a re-bid for municipal buildings that will mean higher rates.
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Last discussed Aug 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
Electric costs for city buildings will rise from below-market 2022-era rates to a newly bid market rate.
Taxpayers, since the competitive aggregation aims to get the city the best available price.
The city budget, which will absorb higher electricity costs.
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