NIPSCO says higher heating bills likely this winter
NIPSCO says its customers should be prepared for higher heating bills this winter compared to last year.
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NIPSCO among 2021 inductees into Indiana Manufacturers Association Hall of Fame
Merrillville-based NIPSCO is among the 2021 inductees into the Indiana Manufacturers Association Hall of Fame.
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NIPSCO files for rate hike with Indiana regulators
Merrillville-based NIPSCO wants to raise rates for what it says will ensure safe operations and service delivery for its customers now and in the future.
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NIPSCO awards $63,000 in public safety education and training grants
Several service organizations across Northern Indiana have been awarded a share of $63,000 through NIPSCO’s annual grant program.
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NIPSCO accepting applications for public safety education, responder training grants
Merrillville-based NIPSCO is accepting applications for its public safety education and responder training grant program.
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NiSource names executives for HR and diversity
NiSource Inc. of Merrillville, parent of NIPSCO, named executives for human resources and diversity.
NIPSCO seeks more proposals for green energy sources
NIPSCO seeks more sources of green power generation.
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NIPSCO expanding solar power network
Northern Indiana Public Service Co. is expanding its network of green power sources.
Green job growth
Northwest Indiana is a major hub for clean-energy jobs, with 10,320 at the end of 2019. Growth in the industry is expected to continue as the shift from coal accelerates.
Lifetime of influence
Don Babcock, who spent two decades as director of economic development at NIPSCO, plans to stay involved in the Region’s communities during retirement.