Eagle Energy, LLC

Eagle Energy Admin — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 13:43:18 +0000

Where We Do It

Eagle Energy Admin — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 06:13:25 +0000

Connecticut (CT)	New Hampshire (NH)
Delaware (DE)	New Jersey (NJ)
Florida (FL)	New York (NY)
Georgia (GA)	Ohio (OH)
Illinois (IL)	Pennsylvania (PA)
Maryland (MD)	Rhode Island (RI)
Massachusetts (MA)	Texas (TX)
Michigan (MI)	Virginia (VA)
	Washington DC

What We Do

Eagle Energy Admin — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 06:10:11 +0000

Our Team provides an objective review of entire energy cost structures. Eagle Energy is not affiliated with any single utility and does not sell energy products. Our foremost goal is to assist customers in achieving the most efficient energy program possible taking into consideration the customer’s energy requirements and alternative supply sources.

We have forged a strategic alliance with Studebaker Energy, LLC.� Our combined energy expertise expands our array of professional energy services for customers. In addition, we have relationships with several traditional utilities as well as alternative energy suppliers.

Our mission is to help customers get the most reliable energy at the most economical price. We look forward to earning your business.

Who We Are

Eagle Energy Admin — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 06:09:51 +0000

Eagle Energy was founded in 2001 by Don Marshall, former Vice President of Rates and Economic Research for The Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company. Eagle Energy provides alternative energy supply, electricity and natural gas consulting and aggregation services to commercial, industrial and governmental entities. Collectively, the Eagle team brings tremendous depth and breadth of the energy industry with more than 100 years’ experience to work with your team. Since 2001 we have helped commercial, industrial and residential aggregation program customers reduce energy costs by more than $5 million.

Testimonial (Community)

Eagle Energy Admin — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 18:45:46 +0000

Testimonial:

“Eagle Energy has made the governmental aggregation program process very easy for us resulting in a win-win for everyone without additional cost to the taxpayer.”

Michael W. Burns, City Manager, Village of Indian Hill, Ohio.

Benefits of Aggregation

Eagle Energy Admin — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 18:45:20 +0000

Aggregation permits large blocks of energy, either natural gas or electricity, to be purchased in a larger bulk that provides for diversity of the load and helps reduce a potential supplier’s marketing and administrative expenses. The reduced costs are passed on to the individual customer who remains part of the aggregation program.

The local economy benefits as well!! The multiplier effect creates $2.50 in the local economy for every $1.00 savings in the local resident’s utility expenditure.The same reliable service is provided at a lower cost. Service restoration and customer service issues remain resolved by discussing them with the local utility.

How Energy Aggregation Works

Eagle Energy Admin — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 18:44:55 +0000

Local government may aggregate electricity or natural gas used by their residents after an election has been held and the majority of votes adopt the aggregation concept. If aggregation is chosen, then the community must develop a plan of operation indicated how the community intends to carryout its aggregation plan. Two public hearings are required which allows the community to provide input about the plan. Once the local government decides that aggregation is a viable alternative that may work for their particular community, and then the supplier should be selected as well as appropriate terms and conditions.

Eagle Energy suggests that the community adopts an “opt-out” form of aggregation in order to maximize the benefits of aggregation. The opt-out program automatically enrolls all local residents; however, individual residents maintain their right to be excluded from the program. In addition, the local government should select a certified supplier to provide the service and to negotiate the rate and terms and conditions by which the service will be provided. The local government is required to be certified by the Public Utility Commission of Ohio prior to providing the aggregation service.

Eagle Energy provides all of the administrative requirements of the aggregation program so that the local government can continue to focus on the operation of the community. The services provided are at no cost to the community.

Others

Eagle Energy Admin — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 02:02:41 +0000

In addition to the three Principals of Eagle Energy, LLC, there is a cadre of experts that are accessible to assist in other related matters ranging from legal to engineering.� Eagle Energy also has a strategic alliance with Studebaker Energy, LLC who also has dedicated experts in the regulatory arena.�

Jim Macenko

Eagle Energy Admin — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 02:02:32 +0000

Jim Macenko has thirty-five years of experience in natural gas and electric matters. Jim was a manager in the marketing and governmental affairs areas of The Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company. During his career, Jim influenced several pieces of major legislation based on his knowledge of regulation. Jim has an undergraduate degree from the University of Cincinnati.

Dick Lonneman

Eagle Energy Admin — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 02:02:22 +0000

Dick Lonneman has thirty-seven years of experience in electric and natural gas matters. As a manager at The Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company, Dick presented expert testimony before several state regulatory agencies on a variety of topics including revenue requirements, working capital and cost-of-service. Dick has an undergraduate and a Masters degree from Xavier University. During his career, Dick was a Certified Public Accountant.