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Aggregation

It's good to have choices

The Energy Choice program is a statewide program that offers you the option to purchase your natural gas from a competitive retail supplier certified by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) instead of Enbridge Gas.

Enbridge Gas will continue to deliver your natural gas; respond to service and emergency needs; read your meter and provide customer service and billing.

We recommend comparing Energy Choice offers first by visiting the PUCO's energychoice.ohio.gov website.

Watch our video to learn more about your choices

What is an Aggregation Program?

A buying group can often get better natural gas prices for its members than you might get on your own. These programs may also offer extra benefits like energy use analysis and management.

How does it work?

  • Opt-out programs: Local governments sometimes organize aggregation programs. If approved by voters, residents are automatically enrolled unless they choose to opt out by responding to the notice.
  • Opt-in programs: Customers can join individually by requesting to participate.

Things to consider before joining:

  • Are there aggregation programs in my area?
  • What are the goals of the buying group?
  • How many members are in the group?
  • What gas rate has the group secured?

Things to consider when choosing a plan

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Aggregation Standard choice offer (SCO) Energy choice agreement
A large buying group may be able to get a better price for the group members than you might get on your own, and it may include other benefits such as energy use analysis and management. SCO is the default rate for Enbridge Gas Ohio customers that have no past-due balances outside of a payment plan. Our voluntary energy choice agreement offers you the option to purchase the natural gas you use from a certified supplier instead of Enbridge Gas Ohio.
Rate type: Fixed and/or variable group rate Variable rate Fixed and/or variable
Eligibility: Select geographic areas* Residential customers All customers*
Term length: Terms can be variable from 1 month to multiple years. No term - you can enroll in other agreements at any time. Terms can be variable from 1 month to multiple years.
Early termination fee: Possible**- contact your current supplier. No Possible**- contact your current supplier.
How do I enroll or who do I contact? Check aggregation programs near you by visiting the PUCO map. Contact your local government for details. See approved Enbridge Gas Ohio suppliers. Enroll in SCO by logging into our Manage Your Account system. We recommend comparing Energy Choice offers first by visiting the PUCO's energychoice.ohio.gov website. If you are interested in an Energy Choice Agreement, you will need to contact the supplier to enroll.

** Customers on a payment plan are eligible if they are current on their plan payments. Other customers with arrearages can participate in Energy Choice if they have not broken more than one payment plan in the past 12 months, and they will be put on a new payment plan. Customers on the Percentage of Income Payment Plan (PIPP Plus) are not eligible for the Energy Choice program.
** Early termination fees vary by supplier and by agreement. Contact the supplier listed on your bill for details.

Who can participate in Energy Choice?

  • Enbridge Gas Ohio customers and have no past-due balances outside of a payment plan.
  • PIPP Plus and Graduate PIPP Plus customers are ineligible to participate in the program.

Frequently asked questions

The theory behind governmental aggregation is simple: by using the bulk purchasing power of communities or other buying groups, greater savings can be passed on to individual consumers. By joining together, consumers can also gain the ability to utilize a team of experienced professionals to negotiate for better prices and protections.

Yes. You can switch to another natural gas supplier at any time, but if you are receiving service under an Energy Choice agreement or through a governmental aggregation program, there may be penalties for doing so. Depending on the supplier, you may be charged a cancellation fee to end your contract early. Check your contract to determine the amount of the fee. If you move directly from one natural gas supplier to another, the actual switch may take up to two billing cycles. At no time during the switch should you experience a disruption in your natural gas service. There is no termination fee to switch from the SCO or MRR to an Energy Choice agreement with a selected supplier.

Some low-cost or no-cost ways to save energy and money include:

  • Adjust the thermostat temperature settings: You can save as much as 1 percent for every degree you lower your thermostat.
  • Furnace efficiency: Newer, higher-efficiency furnaces use less natural gas than older, less-efficient furnaces.
  • Home insulation: Well-insulated homes use less natural gas for heating than poorly insulated homes.

Yes, there are a number of programs that income-eligible residential customers can apply for, including HEAP, PIPP Plus and Heat Care Program. Customers can apply for HEAP and PIPP Plus by calling the Ohio Department of Development at 800-282-0880. To apply for Heat Care Program, customers can contact your local Salvation Army or call 1-800-SAL-ARMY.