Aggregation Program for Mercantile Customers in Cincinnati

The City of Cincinnati is seeking proposals for an Aggregation Program for Mercantile Customers. The program aims to provide affordable carbon-free energy to commercial and industrial mercantile customers. The city is looking for a program design and implementation plan, as well as additional local clean energy generation and storage facilities. The proposal should include a cost proposal and financial benefits, as well as a description of the offeror's experience and qualifications. The city is committed to supporting the Americans with Disabilities Act and promoting equal employment opportunities. • The program should be able to provide carbon-free energy to at least 300 commercial mercantile customers. • The program should be able to reduce carbon emissions from mercantile customers. • The program should be able to provide cost savings to mercantile customers. • The offeror should have experience in developing and operating similar programs. • The offeror should have a strong understanding of the local energy market and the ability to add clean energy and storage to the grid.