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Frequently Asked Questions
AOBA Alliance, Inc. (the "Alliance"), is the wholly owned subsidiary of the Apartment and Office Building Association of Metropolitan Washington. AOBA Alliance is a licensed broker in energy services in Maryland the District of Columbia and Virginia. The AOBA Alliance uses its resources and expertise to streamline the procurement process for apartment and office building owners and managers. The Apartment and Office Building Association of Metropolitan Washington, (AOBA) is the leading membership organization representing commercial and multi-family residential real estate in the region. AOBA is the local federated chapter of the Building Owners and Managers Association International (BOMA), the National Apartment Association (NAA) and the National Multi-Housing Council (NMHC). How do I participate in AOBA Alliance, Inc. Offerings? Download the participant Data Authorization Form under "How to Become a Participant" and fax and/or email to Uatausha Taylor at utaylor@aoba-metro.org (202) 296-6987. Please contact the AAI office at (202) 296-3390 for more information. Do I have to become a member of AOBA to participate in the Alliance? No, you do not have to become a member of AOBA to participate in the Alliance.
Yes. However, participation is limited at this time to apartment and office buildings. Is there an application/processing fee? No.
No. However, AOBA Alliance offerings are not available at this time to individually metered residential dwelling units.
All owners and managers of commercial and residential apartment buildings who use electricity and/or natural gas.
Anyone who is authorized to contractually commit the company in energy procurement savings.
AOBA Alliance, Inc. offers electric services in Maryland and the District of Columbia and natural gas services in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. Why should my company participate in the Alliance offerings? Many companies do not have the in-house expertise and resources to stay current with energy markets and evaluate offerings for competitive energy services. Even many larger national organizations do not have expertise in the parameters of the Washington Metropolitan markets to make well-informed determinations with respect to competitive supply alternatives. AOBA Alliance, Inc. fills this void without eroding energy cost savings for participants.
The Apartment and Office Building Association has an active Utility Committee that meets quarterly to discuss energy related issues. At these meetings you will learn how to budget for your energy usage. Special presentations are given upon request.
Call or email Frann Francis at (202) 296-3390 or email address ffrancis@aoba-metro.org
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