NIPSCO seeks to expand solar energy sources through two major projects in central Indiana
Merrillville-base NIPSCO is taking additional steps to provide electricity through clean energy sources.
Merrillville-base NIPSCO is taking additional steps to provide electricity through clean energy sources.
The COVID-19 pandemic has put additional strain on resources and services that aid those in need in the community.
Salvation Army of Lake County gets $10,000 boost from NIPSCO, NISource foundation Read More »
NIPSCO is accepting grant applications to support nonprofit organizations who provide public safety education and training across northern Indiana.
NIPSCO accepting grant applications for public safety education and responder training Read More »
The Merrillville-based subsidiary of NiSource on May 21 announced Mike Hooper will take over as president of NIPSCO June 1
Service organizations assisting the community during the COVID-19 pandemic have been overwhelmed in recent weeks by people seeking help for an array of needs from food to help paying bills but residents and businesses have stepped up to provide aid.
Support pours in to help organizations, people during pandemic Read More »
A total of 15 organizations working on assorted projects across Northern Indiana to benefit the environment were awarded grants from Northern Indiana Public Service Co.
NIPSCO awards grants to support environmental programs throughout its service area Read More »
Merrillville-based NIPSCO says once it receives approval from state regulators it plans to begin work to close its five coal ash ponds at its Michigan City Generation Station.
NIPSCO taking steps to begin closing coal ash ponds at Michigan City power plant Read More »
A partnership between Purdue Northwest and NIPSCO has created an endowed professorship at the college in engineering simulation.