An infographic titled "Electric Aggregation Pricing for the City of Dayton" explains how the city's final electricity rate is calculated by blending two sources: local solar energy and market purchases.

The graphic is divided into three main sections:

• Gem City Solar Project: Represented in a green box on the left, this source accounts for 30% of the energy mix. A sub-caption notes this rate is "Locked in for 25 Years."
• Market Purchases: Represented in an orange box on the right, this source accounts for the remaining 70% of the mix. It is split into two "Twice Per Year" buys: a 35% Spring Purchase and a 35% Fall Purchase.
• Blended Energy Price: At the bottom, a blue banner shows a formula combining these two sources: "30% Gem City + 70% Market = Final Aggregated Rate."

The background features a blue sky with stylized clouds and a silhouette of the Dayton skyline, including wind turbines and solar panels.