Indiana utility proposes $59M rate cut for residents, credits data center revenue
Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) has proposed a rate reduction that would save residential customers about $59 million annually, roughly $100 per home, and freeze rates for three years. The utility attributes the savings to increased revenue from large consumers like data centers. The plan awaits approval from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, with a decision expected by June 2027.
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