NIPSCO begins new electric meter project

Merrillville-based Northern Indiana Public Service Co. this month plans to begin installing new electric meters for 3,000 customers in Highland, part of a broader rollout to the utility’s northern Indiana service territory over the next three years.... Read More

Indiana Toll Road operator completes solar project

The operator of the Indiana Toll Road in northern Indiana has completed a solar project it says will generate enough energy to service more than one-third of the toll road's electricity needs. ITR Concession Co. said Project Soleil is expected to reduce...... Read More

Indiana businesses land $1M in USDA energy grants

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded funding to eight Indiana-based farms and businesses through its Rural Energy for America Program. The grants, totaling nearly $1 million, are given to agricultural producers and rural small businesses for...... Read More

German team wins autonomous challenge at CES

The Indy Autonomous Challenge hosted its annual racing event at Las Vegas Motor Speedway last week as part of CES 2024. The event was won by TUM Autonomous Motorsport from Germany and featured first-time milestones for autonomous racing.... Read More

NiSource completes NIPSCO minority interest sale

The sale of a minority interest in the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. subsidiary from Merrillville-based NiSource to Blackstone Infrastructure Partners is complete. The $2.16 billion deal transfers a 19.9% indirect non-controlling interest in NIPSCO.... Read More

Settlement reached in I&M electric rate case

Fort Wayne-based Indiana Michigan Power has reached a settlement with the Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor and others regarding a proposed electric rate increase. The utility's requested increase of $116.4 million has been reduced by nearly half.... Read More

CenterPoint seeks increase to base rates

CenterPoint Energy's Indiana Electric business is seeking a nearly $119 million base rate increase from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission. If approved, the utility says the average residential customer would see their monthly bills rise by $28.38.... Read More