Energy Aggregation
In April 2013, Township residents approved a referendum to allow for Wheatland Township to enter into energy aggregation agreements for unincorporated residential and small commercial retail customers.
Aggregation allows for combining the buying power of its residents to be more effective in negotiating rates than an individual customer.
Residents can opt-out at any time to return to ComEd or switch to another supplier with no penalties or early exit fees.
ENERGY UPDATE
SeIn April 2013, Township residents approved a referendum to allow for Wheatland Township to enter into energy aggregation agreements for unincorporated residential and small commercial retail customers.
In September 2025, at the recommendation of Wheatland Township’s energy advisors, the Board of Trustees selected Dynegy Energy Services as the energy supplier for unincorporated residents for a period of one year.
If you would like to opt out of the energy aggregation program, we encourage you to call Dynegy Energy Services.