Hoosiers Hit with Historically High Electric Bill Increases, Consumer Watchdog Study Shows

Hoosiers' electric bills spike 17.5% in one year

Electric Bills Up 17.5% for Hoosiers Since Last Year

INDIANAPOLIS — A new analysis of Indiana’s five investor-owned electric utilities shows bills went up 17.5% in one year, or $28 a month on average statewide. The study was conducted by Citizens Action Coalition and “exposes how Indiana’s monopoly utilities have imposed the most severe electric bill increases on residential customers in at least two decades — with some families paying nearly $50 more a month than just one year ago.” Using data fr…

Hoosiers hit with historically high electric bill increases, consumer watchdog study shows

Advocacy group: 'Indiana has been growing, and Indiana’s utilities have an obligation to keep pace with that demand and power a modern economy.'

Hoosiers’ electric bills spike 17.5% in one year

A new analysis of Indiana’s five investor-owned electric utilities shows bills went up 17.5% in one year, or $28 a month on average statewide.

Average Hoosier paying $28 more a month for electricity than a year ago

As temperatures rise, a new report shows your electric bill is also going up due to historic rate increases.

It’s time to stop the ‘scamification’ of Hoosiers | City-County Observer

by ANDREW BRADLEY,  Indiana Capital Chronicle With basic costs continuing to outpace Hoosiers’ take-home pay, now is the time for Indiana policymakers to protect consumers and put a stop to the ‘scamification’ of Hoosiers. The worrying trend is clear: Homeownership is declining in Indiana, especially among Black Hoosiers and low-income families, making inter-generational wealth-building harder than ever. Indiana now has the lowest renter househol