2 year report --how Greenburgh utility customers did participating in the Westchester Power ESCO June, 2016-June, 2018 Westchester Power CCA Program Results for Greenburgh Two years ago the Greenburgh Town Board entered into an agreement with Westchester Power to supply Greenburgh residents with electricity. Have you, the consumer, saved money as a result of this agreement? I asked Westchester Power to provide the town with an update. Greenburgh residents have seen modest savings as a result of this agreement. : Since the Westchester Power municipal electricity supply program launched in April 2016, there have been financial savings for customers and significant environmental benefits derived from carbon dioxide avoidance for those customers using the 100% renewable energy supply. When the Town Board approved the agreement with Westchester Power we promised residents that we would periodically provide Greenburgh utility ratepayers with updates -letting you know how you're doing participating in this ESCO. Your thoughts are always welcome. Please be advised that every resident of unincorporated Greenburgh is automatically enrolled in this program but residents who don't want to participate can opt out. PAUL FEINER Performance overview Over the 25-month period from June 2016 through June 2018, Greenburgh’s participation in the Westchester Power program has resulted in the following: 191,709,288 kilowatt-hours of electricity have been served; Customers saved $2,156,547 collectively; and 613 tons of carbon dioxide were avoided by customers who opted in to the renewable energy supply. Breakdown by customer type Over that same time period: Residents in the standard supply on average saved $194.51, for a modest savings of $7.78/month; Residents who opted in to the 100% renewable/green supply on average saved $149.29, for a modest savings of $6.00/month; Small business customers in standard supply on average saved $50.28, for a modest savings of $2.01/month; and Small business customers who opted in to the 100% renewable/green supply on average paid a premium of $5.61, or approximately 22 cents per month to go green. Where the savings come from The chart below outlines the three types of savings that contribute to the financial benefits of the CCA: Greenburgh Program Totals June 2016 - June 2018 kWh CO2 Avoided (MT) Supply Savings Sales Tax Avoidance BPP Savings Total Savings Standard Supply Grand Totals: 189,679,128 0 $1,158,037 $661,995 $341,417 $2,161,449 Renewable Supply Grand Totals: 2,030,160 612.8 -$22,182 $13,649 $3,631 -$4,902 Total 191,709,288 613 $1,135,855 $675,644 $345,048 $2,156,547 Greenburgh Total Savings per Acct Standard Residential $194.51 Standard Commercial $50.28 Green Residential $149.29 Green Commercial -$5.61