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From Marple Newtown forward.
A life read in order — youth sports, college football, coaching and teaching, energy work in New Jersey, the businesses, the school board, the music, and the family behind all of it. Every item names its publisher and date, carries an original summary, and links out to the source.
Energy Aggregation Leader · 2012–present · 11 entries
City of Northfield, New Jersey · August 27, 2013
Official council minutes record Nick presenting a government energy-aggregation program, covering residents' opt-in and opt-out rights, program scale and procurement. It is one of the earliest municipal records of his aggregation work.
Commercial Utility Consultants · Recorded October 31, 2013
A published video page identifies Nicholas Reynolds, COO of Commercial Utility Consultants, explaining a program designed to lower monthly utility costs for Bayonne residents. The appearance aired through a Cablevision news affiliate.
Commercial Utility Consultants news archive · May 14, 2014
The company's news archive reports that Bayonne's aggregation program cut consumer bills by roughly ten percent and was expected to save residents about $2 million over a two-year contract. The figure is a projection published at the time, not an audited final total.
Burlington County Times · October 14, 2014
Reporting on a county aggregation program quotes Nicholas Reynolds as COO of the county's energy consultant. The article is preserved as an archived publication PDF.
South Jersey Local News · March 17, 2015
Coverage of a municipal presentation quotes Nicholas Reynolds, COO, explaining how county-level government energy aggregation works for residents. The article survives as an archived publication PDF.
ROI-NJ · November 20, 2017
ROI-NJ's publication of Governor-elect Phil Murphy's full transition-team roster lists Nick Reynolds of Commercial Utility Consultants, Inc. on the Environment and Energy committee. The listing is formal recognition of his New Jersey energy-policy experience.
New Jersey Board of Public Utilities · July 25, 2018
A state board order identifies Nick Reynolds as COO in an aggregation-related matter. It is a primary state record of his professional role.
Township of Belleville, New Jersey · September 11, 2018
Official council minutes record Nick Reynolds appearing as COO on energy aggregation. Woodland Township meeting materials from November 19, 2018 connect him and Commercial Utility Consultants to a residential aggregation program the same year.
Woodland Township, New Jersey · November 19, 2018
Official municipal meeting materials from Woodland Township, New Jersey, dated November 19, 2018, connect Nick Reynolds and Commercial Utility Consultants to residential government energy aggregation in the township. The document is a primary municipal record rather than press coverage, and it is preserved here as the township's own file for that meeting date. What it establishes is the named connection between Nick Reynolds, Commercial Utility Consultants and residential government energy aggregation in Woodland Township on that date.
Red Bank Green · April 26, 2019
Local reporting quotes Nick Reynolds of Commercial Utility Consultants explaining renewable-energy bid options, the supplier auction process, two-year contracts and residents' penalty-free right to opt out. Borough council minutes from April 24, 2019 separately record his introduction during consideration of the aggregation ordinance.
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NJAggregation.us
Nick's New Jersey aggregation platform serves municipalities, cooperatives and residents with program pages, supplier and rate information, opt-out tools and savings tracking. The Hunterdon Area Energy Cooperative reports more than $2.7 million in resident savings since April 2019 and the Sussex-Warren cooperative more than $2.6 million since April 2017 — a documented floor of more than $5.3 million across those two programs alone.
Summaries on this page are written for this site and are never a substitute for the original reporting or record. Items marked “Personal Archive — firsthand account” rest on family artifacts or Nick Reynolds's own recollection, and a published source or official record is added alongside them whenever one is located.