Service Areas
Exclusive territories
Investor-owned utilities are the only electric providers allowed to serve customers inside their assigned regions.
We represent consumers through formal interventions in utility cases before the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
Utility Background
Indiana’s major electric utilities operate as regulated monopolies with exclusive service territories. CAC intervenes in utility cases to push for transparency, accountability, and fair treatment for Hoosier ratepayers.
Explore Indiana Energy Utility BackgroundService Areas
Investor-owned utilities are the only electric providers allowed to serve customers inside their assigned regions.
Major Utilities
AES Indiana, CenterPoint, Duke Energy, I&M, and NIPSCO serve large portions of Indiana’s electric customers.
Oversight
The IURC regulates investor-owned utilities, while the OUCC represents consumer interests in proceedings.
Consumer Advocacy
AES Indiana
CAC intervened to review and challenge AES Indiana’s proposed rate increases and long-term infrastructure investments.
Duke Energy
CAC intervened to assess Duke Energy’s proposed cost recovery efforts.
CenterPoint Energy
CAC is reviewing whether CenterPoint’s proposed adjustments are justified.
Indiana Michigan Power
CAC intervened to examine proposed base rate changes and push for accountability.
NIPSCO
CAC is reviewing infrastructure cost recovery requests with attention to long-term impacts.
Indiana-American Water
CAC reviewed the requested rate increase and advocated for transparency.
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