Community Choice Aggregation
Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) allows local cities, towns and villages to procure energy supply service for eligible residents and small businesses in their community. Millions of customers nationwide are served by CCA programs across seven states: New York, California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Ohio, New Jersey, and Rhode Island.
Here's How it Works
The CCA administrator chooses the supply source from an Energy Services Company (ESCO) on behalf of the community in accordance with rules and orders of the New York State Public Service Commission and local laws enacted by the municipality.
The local government or CCA administrator mails letters to customers advising them of the CCA arrangement including the selected ESCO, and action customers must take if they do not want to participate. NYSEG sends letters to enrolled customers notifying them of the date the change in their energy supplier will become effective.
NYSEG will continue to deliver reliable power, maintain power lines, and respond to service outages. We provide the same customer service to all residents regardless of whether or not they are enrolled in the Community Choice Aggregation program.
To learn more about Community Choice Aggregation, please visit our frequently asked questions.
The following municipalities have chosen Community Choice Aggregation.
You can visit Department of Public Service and NYSERDA for more information on CCA.