Learn how we can lower NIPSCO Utility Costs! “United” we can Make a Difference. This meeting is to move forward with a Class Action Lawsuit. Nipsco rate increases and NEW fees have been sanctioned by the Indiana Legislatures and the 4 PLUS bills (see below) the Indiana Legislature have passed allowing NIPSCO the capability of […]
NIPSCO Class Action Lawsuit Meeting Sat. Feb 21st- Gary Read More »
There’s more to NIPSCO Increases than is being reported in the news! It’s time, now, to talk about the real monopoly: manipulation of funds; environmental excuses; the state lawmakers; and the 2020 Schafer Generating Plant fire (Unit 14) that we are paying for now. There is hidden transfer of risk that nobody is talking
Breaking News . . . LaPorte Indiana On Thursday, January 29th, 2026 the NIPSCO’s Schafer Generating Plant’s (Wheatfield Indiana) electric grid buckled under the winter load, saving thousands of LaPorte Residents from loosing their heat. What actually saved the day was the Units 17 and 18 that the “NIPSCO executives” have been trying to get
Federal State of Emergency Keeps Thousands Of LaPorte Residents from Loosing NIPSCO Heat Read More »
State lawmakers authorized Indiana’s utilities to immediately pass along to consumers the costs to develop, or even just contemplate, Small Modular Nuclear Reactors — regardless of whether a utility ever actually constructs or operates one or not.
“Approved Senate Bill SB 424 Passes the Cost of Indiana Data Centers onto Consumers” Read More »
NIPSCO is charging our community more than ever, and families are paying the price.
NIPSCO Protest – Wed. February 4th, Merrillville Read More »
This First Protest is to identify who is serious and begin to plann the next Protest in Merrillville on Feb. 3rd.
Based on current case Cause 46120 IURC Documents from early 2026, Schedule 19, the CSV File is a specific financial exhibit or data table that is used during the regulatory review process shows:
Folks Probably Don’t Qualify for Energy Assistance: Your Income has to be Less than 250% of the National Median Income to qualify for Low Income Assistance and 60% Lower than the State Median
