BRIGHTON, N.Y. — If you live in Brighton, you might get a check soon.
This comes after the town sued Icon Energy, also called “Source Power,” due to a default on a clean-energy contract from 2022. Now, more than 10,000 households and small businesses that were part of Brighton’s Community Choice Aggregation Program will get a payout.
Most customers may see checks between $70 to $200, with some possibly seeing as much as $800.
“It’s been a long challenge as litigation always is, but we’re pleased with the result. We’re not, of course, not happy that the program had to end early because this was a significant part of our sustainability and implementation,” says William Moehle, Brighton Town Supervisor.
Town residents saved more than $1 million compared to the retail price of sustainable electricity during the first 18 months of the two-year contract, and would have saved an additional amount of approximately $1 million more during the first six months, had Icon not defaulted. The town says this settlement will reimburse them for those lost savings.
Town of Brighton residents my receive money from $1 million Icon Energy settlement WHEC.com.
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