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The city is moving to a new regional power market (EDAM) to keep energy reliable and cost-effective. This change is mandatory, but city leaders are working to ensure it doesn't negatively impact local rates.
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The transition could lead to price fluctuations, but the city is using forward-market purchasing to help stabilize costs.
All city residents and businesses benefit from a more reliable and potentially lower-cost wholesale power supply.
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The city is moving to a new regional power market (EDAM) to keep energy reliable and cost-effective. This change is mandatory, but city leaders are working to ensure it doesn't negatively impact local rates.