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Leaders 'alarmed' at settlement filed in CenterPoint rate hike proposal - Vimarsana News

Leaders 'alarmed' at settlement filed in CenterPoint rate hike proposal

CenterPoint Energy and a couple other groups have filed a settlement in their proposed rate hike case.

Source: 14news.com
AES Indiana customers could see lower rate hike, break on disconnections under settlement - Vimarsana News

AES Indiana customers could see lower rate hike, break on disconnections under settlement

Electric bills for Indianapolis area residents were expected to go up by more than $17 a month. Now, that increase could be less than $10 a month. Thats according to a settlement AES Indiana reached between consumer advocates, the city of Indianapolis, and companies like Walmart and Rolls Royce.

Source: wfyi.org
Long power outages raise questions about infrastructure resilience in Indiana - Vimarsana News

Long power outages raise questions about infrastructure resilience in Indiana

The storms last week and weekend left some Hoosiers without power for days. Duke Energy and AES Indiana said they did their best to restore power after an unprecedented amount of damage.

Source: lpm.org
NIPSCO electricity rates increasing but less than last year - Vimarsana News

NIPSCO electricity rates increasing but less than last year

NIPSCO customers will start paying more for their electricity later this year but the rate increase won’t be as much as the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. asked for last year.

Lawmakers consider changes to road, bridge funding formula - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers consider changes to road, bridge funding formula

When the gas tax increase of 2017 became law, Indiana’s tax per gallon wasn’t keeping up with the state’s infrastructure needs. Passenger cars and light trucks were more fuel efficient