County locks in electric rate through 2029
Clark County's new aggregation deal with Dynegy sets electric prices for eligible households and small businesses for more than two years.
Clark County has a new electric aggregation agreement with Dynegy that fixes the rate eligible residents and small businesses pay at 11.26 cents per kilowatt-hour through June 2029. The county says the deal offers price stability, and there are no fees for canceling. Clark County
What the new rate means
Residents and small businesses who are part of the county's aggregation program will pay a locked-in rate instead of a price that moves with the market. The agreement runs through June 2029, giving customers several years of the same rate. Clark County
Because there is no cancellation fee, customers who want to leave the program or choose a different electric supplier can do so without a penalty. The county's announcement does not say how customers sign up or opt out, or which areas of the county are included. Clark County
Clark County, Ohio, published this announcement on October 28, 2026. Clark County
Sources
The source filing
| Issued by | Clark County, Ohio |
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| Published | 2026-10-28 17:31 UTC |
| Description | Clark County's new agreement with Dynegy sets a fixed electric aggregation rate of 11.26¢ per kWh through June 2029, offering eligible residents and small businesses price stability with no cancellation fees. |
Published by Clark County, Ohio (clarkcountyohio.gov News Flash). This is the agency's public filing as The Lantern received it, shown with its fields named in plain English.