Natural Gas & Electric Aggregation Program

 Silverton Energy Aggregation Program

In 2014, Silverton voters approved establishing government energy aggregation programs to provide residents with an alternative to purchasing natural gas and electricity from Duke Energy or other retail suppliers.

The Village contracts with Energy Alliances to serve as its energy consultant, assisting with market analysis, contract negotiations, and administration of the aggregation programs.

For information about Silverton’s aggregation program, including enrollment questions, click here.

 What Is Energy Aggregation?

Energy aggregation allows a community to combine the purchasing power of participating residents and businesses to negotiate competitive rates for natural gas and electricity supply. By purchasing energy as a group, communities may be able to obtain pricing and contract terms more favorable than those available to individual customers.

Participation in the Village’s aggregation programs is voluntary, and residents may choose another supplier at any time.

 Electric Aggregation Program

The Village’s electric aggregation program concluded in May 2026.

Participating customers have returned to Duke Energy’s Standard Service Offer (regulated generation rate) unless they have selected another electric supplier.

The Village will continue to monitor electricity market conditions and may consider offering another electric aggregation program if pricing becomes favorable for residents.

 Natural Gas Aggregation Program

The Village has renewed its natural gas aggregation program with IGS Energy.

 Current Natural Gas Program

• Supplier: IGS Energy
• Rate: Fixed Rate of $0.519 per CCF
• Program Term: November 2026 through October 2027
• Supplier Phone: 877-353-0162

There are no early termination fees for leaving the Village’s natural gas aggregation program.

For additional information about Ohio’s energy choice and governmental aggregation programs, visit the Energy Choice Ohio website.

Compare current natural gas and electric supplier offers through Ohio’s Apples to Apples website.

For a natural gas apples to apple comparison, click here.

For an electric apples to apple comparison, click here.