Companies continue to help during tornado recovery efforts
Companies are stepping up to help residents in Northwest Indiana recover from storms on June 11 and 25.
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Trump administration renews order keeping Indiana coal plants open
The U.S. Department of Energy first issued the orders in December and has renewed them three times. The latest mandate lasts until Sept. 19, according to an Indiana Capital Chronicle report.
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Tonn and Blank, NIPSCO mobilize in storm’s aftermath
Companies send their disaster response units to help the community, especially to Andrean High School, which was damaged significantly.
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Digital infrastructure
Hobart, La Porte and Merrillville are navigating a wave of data center proposals, weighing billions in projected revenue against concerns over energy, water use and transparency.
Indiana Supreme Court considers electricity rate increase case
NIPSCO, industrial customers split on inflation cost recovery before Indiana Supreme Court.
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NIPSCO welcomes back union workers
After almost four months of negotiations, NIPSCO union workers were all back to work on May 5 after agreements were reached April 24 and May 1.
NIPSCO reaches tentative agreement with union leadership
NIPSCO and union officials agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement to potentially end an employee lockout that started April 2. Employees must still ratify the contract.
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Utilities warn of soaring costs related to coal plants
While federal officials cite grid reliability concerns, opponents say Hoosiers are paying the price of extended coal operations.
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