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While powering homes and businesses, we also power communities for growth and success. From education to housing and human need, the impact from 2024 will be seen well into the future.

From the rates charged to the programs we offer to customers; I&M’s Regulatory team works hard to ensure we can operate to keep your power flowing. We talked to our Regulatory Services directors to learn more about how rates are decided and their favorite part of the job.

Your home and contact information are specific to you – so why not ensure everything is up to date in your account at the start of this new year. Doing so can make sure you don’t miss critical updates or information.

The third Monday in January honors the bold work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.; however, his impact as a transformational leader is celebrated well beyond just one day.  

Several I&M departments assisted Appalachian Power Company in its restoration efforts after a winter storm left more than 100,000 customers without power.

No matter the vehicle, preparing ahead of time for difficult conditions is important. And if you own an EV, winter’s frigid temperatures can prompt additional steps before a trip of any distance. 

We strive to give back to our communities - the same ones our team lives, works and plays. Through partnerships with local United Way organizations, we put boots on the ground to support others through service as we "Live United."

For many, new year’s resolutions start in the kitchen. I&M has tips to kickstart your new year of savings - for both energy and wallet. 

Employees from Elkhart, Fort Wayne, Marion, Muncie, South Bend and southwest Michigan will work 16-hour days in the extreme cold and winter conditions to safely restore electricity to those without power.

To help provide for those using their services, the Muncie Mission received a new vehicle for their fleet thanks to a partnership with the AEP Foundation and I&M.