Cincinnati officials estimate they'll be able to save eligible residents about $163 a year for natural gas with a new aggregation program.
The city announced Friday it's negotiating a contract with Duke Energy Retail Services to provide service to about 64,000 eligible residents and small businesses.
Customers will be getting a packet of information in the mail soon about the plan. Eligible residents are automatically enrolled in the program unless they notify the city they don't want to participate.
