NiSource announced Nov. 7 that it plans to sell a minority interest in its NIPSCO business.
Doral Renewables starts second phase of solar farm project
Israel-based Doral Renewables is ready to start the second phase of its 13,000-acre solar farm project, Mammoth Solar.
NIPSCO projects residential heating bills may increase up to 18%
NIPSCO says residential customers can expect to pay more to heat their homes this winter compared to last season.
Holcomb announces partnership with Midwest governors to establish a regional hydrogen coalition
Governors from across the Midwest want to establish a coalition to develop a robust hydrogen market, supply chain and workforce.
NIPSCO seeks 16.5% electric rate hike
NIPSCO is seeking a cumulative 16.5% electric rate hike, which it says will support its green power efforts and modernize its power grid.
Holcomb selects David Veleta to fill vacant IURC post
David Veleta has been appointed by Gov. Eric Holcomb to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
NIPSCO awards $68,000 in public safety education and training grants
Several organizations across northern Indiana have been awarded a share of $68,000 through NIPSCO’s Public Safety Education and Training Grants program.
High-ranking NiSource executive resigns post
Pablo Vegas, a high-ranking executive in Merrillville-based NiSource’s leadership team, has resigned his post to take a new job out of state.
Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor offers tenants opportunity to try out electric-powered trucks
Port officials hope a demonstration of all-electric trucks would encourage port tenants to consider trying one out.
Holcomb considers three nominees for IURC post
Three nominees will be considered by Gov. Eric Holcomb to fill a vacant post on the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
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