News Releases

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) is extending the ongoing work on the Tillotson Avenue Transmission Line Project due to damage found in the existing underground infrastructure.

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) began tree trimming around transmission power lines in Grant and Huntington, Madison, Delaware, Randolph, Wayne and Union counties earlier this month. That work is now being extended into Allen County and will continue through the end of the year.

I&M began tree trimming around transmission power lines in Grant and Huntington counties on Tuesday, December 11 and is now extending trimming into Madison, Delaware, Randolph, Wayne and Union counties. This work will continue through the end of the year.

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) will trim trees around transmission power lines in Grant and Huntington counties beginning Wednesday, December 11, continuing through the end of the year.

The reservoir level at the hydroelectric plant will be lowered to prevent ice buildup during the winter season.

This settlement is the result of a collaborative negotiation process that supports I&M’s ability to provide the best service possible for all customers and allows the company to continue pursuing opportunities that support the economic growth of its communities. It also addresses power demand increases with the recently announced data centers locating in northeast Indiana, as well as potential future large load customers, while ensuring reliable and affordable service for all customers.

I&M has 479 employees and contractors joining Hurricane Milton restoration efforts to help Tampa Electric and Florida Power and Light restore their customers. 

In total, 466 I&M employees and business partners are helping our sister companies, Kentucky Power and Appalachian Power Company, restore service to their customers. 

As we officially kick off October’s National Energy Awareness Month, we have your fall checklist for eliminating unwanted chills in your home and staying energy efficient this winter – and with minimal effort.

. I&M is sending 180 employees and contractors along with nearly 40 vehicles from across our service area to assist Georgia Power.