Indiana utility ratepayers deserve protection from monopoly utilities!
Utility Rates and Regulation
Utility Rates and Regulation
At a time when everything from food to healthcare is becoming more expensive, the cost of essential human services as simple as heating your home and turning on your lights must remain affordable for Hoosiers.
Citizens Action Coalition aggressively advocates for affordable utility rates.
Current Campaigns
At a time when everybody is being asked to do more with less, utility profits are soaring and now NIPSCO wants you to pay even more!
IPL wants to raise your rates to continue down the dirtiest path of power generation. Tell them we want cheap AND clean power!
At $9 billion, Prairie State threatens the electric rates of millions of electric customers - including many Hoosiers.
Monopoly utilities want their way regardless of the risk for ratepayers and taxpayers.
Leucadia Corporation wants to build and own a coal-to-gas plant near Rockport, IN. Their complex scheme could raise your natural gas rates.
Since 2006, Duke has been planning and building one of the most expensive coal plants in US history, and they want us to pay for it.
In the Media
May 2, 2013
It’s high time our elected officials recognize that ratepayers and taxpayers are the same people. Ratepayers deserve a voice!
Filed Under IURC, Latest News, Utility Rates and Regulation, Energy Policy
April 11, 2013
At a time when everybody is being asked to do more with less, utility profits are soaring and now NIPSCO wants you to pay even more!
April 9, 2013
The Sierra Club and Citizens Action Coalition today announced an advertising campaign to urge state lawmakers to support Senate Bill 510 and to prevent the Leucadia tax on natural gas bills.
April 5, 2013
Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) is requesting approval to install new pollution control equipment at its electric generating stations to reduce mercury and particulate matter emissions. The utility is also requesting approval to recover the construction costs through electric rates, with rate adjustments to be requested every six months.
Filed Under Latest News, NIPSCO, Utility Rates and Regulation
March 28, 2013
The Honorable Mike Pence, Governor of the State of Indiana:
Senate Bill 560 (Utility Transmission) will likely be headed to your desk in the near future. As a representative of over 40,000 residential ratepayers in our great State, Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana respectfully requests that you protect Hoosier ratepayers with the same vigor with which you are fighting to protect Hoosier taxpayers.