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NIPSCO rates could increase by more than 20%

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STATEWIDE (NETWORK INDIANA) — NIPSCO customers might have to pay more for electricity soon.

The utility company has asked the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission to approve a rate increase.

If the increase is approved, the average residential customer’s electric bill would go up by about 22%, which is roughly $32 more per month.

According to Tara McElmurry, NIPSCO’s Communication Manager, the request is mainly due to investments in renewable energy and infrastructure upgrades to improve safety and reliability.

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2 comments

Energy Fascism September 13, 2024 at 11:11 am

So companies like NIPSCO and AEP are a monopoly in their respective service areas, and they are going to FORCE people to Buy into this FALSE “Green Energy” initiative….

Why not invest into making Natural Gas even cleaner and more efficient, since solar and Wind can’t possibly come as close to the efficiency environmental friendly and cheapest energy that Natural Gas can provide.

Fascists at the top making fascist decisions.

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission needs to Deny this garbage.

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NIPSCO is DEI Racist!!! September 13, 2024 at 11:37 am

If you look up Tara McElmurry, NIPSCO’s Communication Manager, you can see that she is completely Sold on the Racist DEI ideology and the NIPSCO has implemented the program within the Company.

I had no idea How Racist NIPSCO is as a Company. Disgusting!!!

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