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- AES, Duke work around the clock to restore power after strong winds
Strong winds caused widespread power outages in central Indiana, with AES Indiana and Duke Energy crews working under challenging conditions to restore service safely.
- AES customers file opposition to rate hike settlement
AES Indiana's proposed rate hike faces strong opposition from consumers and advocacy groups over affordability and fairness concerns.
- AES Indiana files to lower customer bills $4 monthly due to fuel costs
AES Indiana plans to lower residential electric bills by about $4 monthly starting March 2026 due to decreased natural gas prices, amid ongoing rate increase controversies.
- AES files to cut rates for Indiana customers
AES Indiana seeks regulatory approval to lower electricity rates, potentially saving customers $4 monthly due to reduced fuel costs.
- Ratepayer advocates recommend energy bill ‘relief plan’
Indiana advocates propose energy bill relief measures focusing on low-income discounts, regulatory reforms, and protections against shutoffs amid rising costs and utility ownership changes.
- AES Indiana’s IRP includes options for serving large-load customers
AES Indiana's 2025 IRP outlines flexible energy resource plans including battery storage and natural gas to meet growing demand from large-load customers like data centers.
- Winner of 2025 AES Indiana Coloring Contest announced
An 8-year-old won AES Indiana's coloring contest and will light up Monument Circle at the annual Circle of Lights event.
- Incorrect deposit charges affect some AES Indiana customers
AES Indiana encountered a system error that caused incorrect deposit charges for some customers but has stopped billing and is fixing the issue.
- Check your AES bill. You might have been overcharged.
AES Indiana overcharged some customers on deposit fees due to an error, promising refunds and corrected bills while customers voiced concerns about the fairness of such fees.
- AES billing error hits some Indiana customers with hundreds in extra charges
AES Indiana customers faced hundreds in extra charges due to a billing system error involving deposit fees, which the company is now correcting.
- Company considering building nuclear reactors in Pike County
AES Indiana is exploring building small modular nuclear reactors in Pike County to boost investment and jobs.
- UPDATE: City reaches settlement with AES Indiana over proposed rate hike
AES Indiana and the city settled on a revised electricity rate hike after negotiations.
- City’s rate deal with AES criticized by consumer advocates
AES Indiana agreed to a reduced electric rate increase settlement with Indianapolis, facing criticism from consumer advocates and pending regulatory approval.
- Data centers could drive electric utility AES toward natural gas, away from renewables
AES Indiana plans to add significant natural gas capacity to serve data centers, increasing emissions and shifting away from renewables.
- AES Indiana seeks lower increase in proposed settlement, rebuts ratepayer advocate critiques
AES Indiana cut its proposed rate hike by more than half in a settlement with key stakeholders, but consumer advocates oppose it, citing affordability and service issues, with regulatory approval pending.
- AES cuts proposed rate increase in half after talks with Indianapolis, major employers
AES Indiana proposes a reduced electricity rate increase and delayed hikes after negotiations with Indianapolis and major employers, but consumer advocates remain opposed.
- Consumer advocates oppose proposed AES Indiana rate settlement
AES Indiana's proposed electricity rate hike was halved in a settlement opposed by consumer advocates who demand rate reductions and better service, with final approval pending regulatory review.
- Could Indianapolis buy AES Indiana? Experts say it’s unlikely.
Experts say Indianapolis buying AES Indiana is unlikely due to market and regulatory complexities.
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