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Colonial Power answers questions about town aggregation program

Colonial Power SW presentation
Colonial Power Group President Mark Cappadona, joined by company Vice President Denise Allard, holds up one of two envelopes town residents received over the last two weeks. One was for those who are bill by Eversource and the other was for residents who purchase electricity from a third-party supplier. For those billed by Eversource, if they want to opt out of town’s municipal aggregation plan, they have until Nov. 8. (CLIFF CLARK / THE WESTFIELD NEWS)THE WESTFIELD NEWS

SOUTHWICK — Representatives from Colonial Power Group explained the benefits of the town’s municipal aggregation program at the Senior Center Monday morning.

“It’s all about choice,” said Mark Cappadona, the president of Colonial Power Group during his presentation to a group of about 50 elderly residents. “The town is bringing you a choice.”

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