Aggregation
Munroe Falls, along with energy brokers, strive to provide residents with low, stable gas and electric pricing options. While it is not the "guaranteed" lowest price due to a volatile and ever-changing market, the contract terms are fixed and residents are not required to do anything to take advantage as long as you are enrolled.
If you have questions or would like to check your enrollment status please call the aggregation supplier NOT the City Hall. The City does not maintain records of enrollment or cancellation. If you are not sure who your aggregation supplier is, please refer to your gas and electric bills.
It is always smart to shop for the best rate and terms to suit you and your household, but there are a lot of choices. For a complete comparison of prices and options provided to you by the PUCO (Public Utilities Commission of Ohio) check out the "Apples to Apples" chart to see what is available to you.
FAQ's Munroe Falls Gas Aggregation
Constellation Energy 1-844-516-5248
All residents and small businesses enrolled in the City of Munroe Falls Natural Gas Aggregation Program are supplied by Constellation Energy. The current rate is $3.933/mcf for gas used from April 2024 through March 2026. There is no fee for early termination if you "opt out"
If you are not enrolled, you may "opt-in" at any time by calling Constellation at 1-844-516-5248.
Please be aware that if you are contracted by another supplier, depending on the terms of your agreement, you could be charged a fee for early cancellation if you decide to change suppliers before your contract period ends. Make sure to check before you switch.
You may also visit their website at www.constellation.com/oh-munroefalls
If you are unsure whether or not you are in this program, please call Constellation at (844)516-5248 to check on your status. Please do not call the City Hall.
2025 Press Release Electric Aggregation NEW RATE
DYNEGY 1-888-682-2170
Residents and small businesses enrolled in the City of Munroe Falls Aggregation Program are supplied by DYNEGY. The current rate is $0.0845 /kWh fixed rate for 1-year term beginning April 2025 (reads). There is no early termination fee to "opt out".
The program also offers an optional rate of $0.0869 /kWh fixed rate which provides the opportunity to have 100% of the electric usage backed by renewable energy certificates.
If you would like to enroll in the City’s Aggregation Program you should call Dynegy at 1-888-682-2170.
Please be aware that if you are contracted by another supplier, depending on the terms of your agreement, you could be charged a fee for early cancelation if you decide to change suppliers before the contract period ends. Make sure to check before you switch.
If you are unsure whether you are in this program, please call DYNEGY at 1-888-682-2170 to check on your status. Please do not call the City Hall.
February 13, 2026
Munroe Falls Residents & Small Businesses to Receive NOPEC Electric Enrollment Letters
Munroe Falls has joined NOPEC’s electric aggregation program. Residents and small businesses will be able to take advantage of electric supply rates negotiated exclusively for NOPEC customers beginning with their May bills.
Eligible customers will soon receive enrollment letters in the mail that explain NOPEC’s electric program options and rates, along with providing customers the option to opt out of the aggregation program. NOPEC is required by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) to send these enrollment letters to all eligible residential and small business customers in NOPEC member communities.
To enroll, you do not need to take any action. Your account will automatically be enrolled into NOPEC’s Standard Program Price option. For the first three months of service, Munroe Falls residents will receive a fixed electric supply rate of 8.99 cents per kilowatt-hour. After this initial three-month period, customers will automatically transition to NOPEC’s Standard Program Price unless they select a different rate option from the available choices.
NOPEC’s Standard Program Price is the default electric program that all eligible customers are enrolled into unless they choose one of NOPEC’s other program options. Other options include a monthly variable rate that is a discounted rate off the utility’s price to compare, 12- or 24-month fixed term options, and 100% renewable content electric options. For more information on product choices, visit www.nopec.org or call NOPEC’s 24/7 Customer Care Center at 855-NOPEC01 (855-667-3201).
There will be no disruption of service during this switch. Only the supply of electricity will be provided by NOPEC. Ohio Edison will still be the utility responsible for delivering electricity to homes and businesses, reading meters, sending bills, and restoring power after an outage. Customers will continue to receive only one bill.
Once enrolled into the electric aggregation program, NOPEC/NextEra Energy Services should begin appearing as the new electric supplier on customers’ May utility bills.
If residents do not wish to participate in NOPEC’s electric aggregation, they must notify NOPEC by filling out and mailing back the opt-out form attached to the enrollment letter. The opt-out form can also be faxed to 440-774-4422. The opt-out form must be returned no later than the date indicated in their letter.
If you have additional questions about the enrollment process or NOPEC’s electric aggregation, please contact NOPEC’s Customer Care Center at 855-667-3201. NOPEC’s customer care team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to answer your questions.
About NOPEC: NOPEC is an energy aggregation in Ohio that uses the bulk buying power of 249 member communities to negotiate exclusive electric and natural gas rates for more than 940,000 residential and small business customers. Since 2001, NOPEC has saved its customers hundreds of millions of dollars on their energy costs, provided education opportunities for Ohio students and residents, and helped protect Ohio consumers by advocating for consumer-friendly energy policies to protect against unfair utility rate increases For more information about NOPEC, visit www.nopec.org.