NIPSCO got permission from state regulators to raise electric rates by 16.75% for the average residential customer.

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Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission Chairman Jim Huston has announced his retirement and said he plans to step down in January 2026 after more than a decade with the agency.

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The chairman of the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, Jim Huston, announced he’ll retire in January. That leaves an important vacancy in the state agency that helps decide whether utilities ...

Bedford, will serve as chair of the interim study committee on Energy, Utilities and Telecommunication in preparation for the 2026 legislative session.

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"It is with a grateful heart that I announce my intent to retire from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission in January 2026," said Chairman Jim Huston.

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MERRILLVILLE — Northern Indiana Public Service Company LLC (NIPSCO) received approval from the Indiana Utility Regulatory ...

NIPSCO’s electric rates are going up Tuesday following approval by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission. For the average residential customer, that’s an increase of about $23 a month, or 16.75%, ...