Ohio Alliance

of

YMCA

Ohio Alliance of YMCA

In 2013, the Ohio Alliance of YMCAs partnered with Palmer Energy to create an energy program to provide savings provide electricity and natural gas savings opportunities for YMCA facilities.

Electric Program Overview

  • The program helps manage your electric supply costs by implementing our years of experience to secure competitive electric rates.
  • Palmer will evaluate your electric accounts to assure each account is served on the correct utility rate class and assess the best pricing structure for each of your facilities.

What electric utilities are included in the Ohio YMCA Program?

YMCAs with facilities located in AEP (Columbus Southern and Ohio Power, AES, Duke, and FirstEnergy (Toledo Edison, Ohio Edison, and Cleveland Illuminating Company) service territories can participate in the electric program.

Natural Gas Program Overview

  • The program helps control your natural gas costs by applying its market knowledge and negotiation expertise to secure competitive pricing.
  • This strategy provides budget certainty and insurance against dramatic price increases in the natural gas market.

What natural gas utilities are included in the Ohio YMCA Program?

YMCAs with facilities located in CenterPoint, Columbia Gas, Duke, and Enbridge service territories can participate in this program.

If your YMCA is interested in more information, please contact Bob Snavely, Palmer Energy at bsnavely@palmerenergy.com or (419) 491-1004 or Beth Tsvetkoff, Ohio Alliance of YMCAs at (614) 384-2300.

 

CONSUMER ALERT

Be careful to evaluate the terms and conditions of all supply offers as many do not provide transparency on rate variability and savings potential.

All agreements managed by Palmer provide clear rate and term details so there is no uncertainty on your energy supply rate. Be cautious when providing your energy bill to salespeople, as providing this information may lead to an unwanted change to your account supplier. Also, beware of robo-calls and phone solicitors claiming that “your utility account has been flagged for review.” Your utility will not call you with supply offers.

If you have questions, don’t hesitate to contact your local officials.