Energy must be safely and reliably delivered to Hoosiers at the least-cost possible. Consumer-oriented energy policies that create investment in renewables and energy efficiency make sense as the costs of coal and nuclear energy become more expensive.
Indiana's electric and gas utilities have the unique privilege of being monopolies, which means they are shielded from competition. In exchange for this privilege, investor-owned utilities are regulated by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC).
Citizens Action Coalition has confirmed that AES Indiana has been mischaracterizing the bill impact its customers would realize if the increase in its recently filed electric rate case is approved.
In June 2023, AES Indiana filed a new base rate case before the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC). AES claims this case will result in a bill hike of $17.49/month, but according to our math, it will be a hike of $23+/month.
In May 2023, CenterPoint filed Cause Number 45894, asking the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) for another $454 million for their transmission & distribution system. If approved, CenterPoint’s request will result in a $14.68 monthly increase by 2028 for the average customer.