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We leases a town home in Hilliard from Brooklands LC last November This is a brand new complex with about units During the months we have been here, the electric power has been lost numerous times, both as a result of scheduled maintenance as well aa for unexplained reasons
In checking who may be responsible, I found the electric was installed, maintained and billed by Nationwide Energy (NEP) Ironically, the founder and CEO of NEP, *** ***, is also the CEO of the company that owns the apartment complex
What they are doing, in short, is buying electric at a commercial rate and then selling it to residents at a higher rate So, you are not buying your electric from the power company as most think, you are buying it from someone with a cozy relationship with the apartment complex The result is you could be paying as much as 30% more than if you were able to avoid using NEP
This is called "sub-metering" and is currently not regulated in Ohio but is illegal in some other states It is a relationship you should be aware of as the practices are questionable and certainly not in favor of the renter
Research this own your own as the Columbus Dispatch has articles readily available
We leases a town home in Hilliard from Brooklands LC last November. This is a brand new complex with about 500 units. During the 9 months we have been here, the electric power has been lost numerous times, both as a result of scheduled maintenance as well aa for unexplained reasons.
In checking who may be responsible, I found the electric was installed, maintained and billed by Nationwide Energy (NEP). Ironically, the founder and CEO of NEP, [redacted], is also the CEO of the company that owns the apartment complex.
What they are doing, in short, is buying electric at a commercial rate and then selling it to residents at a higher rate. So, you are not buying your electric from the power company as most think, you are buying it from someone with a cozy relationship with the apartment complex. The result is you could be paying as much as 30% more than if you were able to avoid using NEP.
This is called "sub-metering" and is currently not regulated in Ohio but is illegal in some other states. It is a relationship you should be aware of as the practices are questionable and certainly not in favor of the renter.
Research this own your own as the Columbus Dispatch has articles readily available.