The bill would amend the Public Service Commission enabling law to provide that aggregation could be used for the purchase of electricity and related services from an alternative electric supplier. Local units of government, public and private schools, universities, and community colleges could aggregate for the purpose of purchasing electricity for themselves or for customers within their boundaries with the written consent of each customer aggregated. Customers within a local unit of government would continue to have the right to choose their electricity supplier and would not be required to purchase electricity through the aggregator.