News Releases

I&M, an American Electric Power (Nasdaq: AEP) company, has received the Michigan Public Service Commission’s recent order regarding the Powering Our Future plan. The plan outlines I&M’s continued commitment to providing our customers with reliable, safe and affordable service now and in the years to come.

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M), an American Electric Power (Nasdaq: AEP) company, continues its commitment to developing reliable, clean energy to cost effectively power customers’ homes and businesses. I&M recently filed plans with state regulators for additional generation resources which will play a key role ensuring I&M can meet its customers’ future energy needs.

The heat is on – and for those who love July-like weather, here it comes. Late spring brought an early look at heat and humidity, prompting homeowners to prepare to make summer a bit more enjoyable - and ensure some potential savings on their monthly bill. 

Water levels have returned to normal summer pool at Indiana Michigan’s (I&M) Elkhart Hydroelectric Facility after unexpectedly dropping six-inches from its normal summer operating level overnight

We are working to determine what caused water levels at the Elkhart Hydroelectric Facility to unexpectedly drop six-inches from its normal summer operating level.

Road conditions can deteriorate rapidly, so adjusting how you drive in changing conditions can increase safety for everyone on the road, but accidents can still happen. And when they do, especially if a utility pole or line is involved, knowing what to do next can make a big difference for drivers and their passengers.

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) plans to build about 3 miles of transmission line to support electric reliability for Heartland Rural Electric Membership Corporation (Heartland REMC) customers.

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) crews continue to make progress on a 1-mile underground power line rebuild project in Muncie between University Avenue and York Prairie Creek, just south of Euclid Avenue.

Work completed prior to Memorial Day, returning water to spring and summer operating level.

Introducing: Storm, River, Tom and Cindy - the four peregrine falcon chicks recently named and banded at IMPC.