News Releases

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) plans to improve reliability through an approximately $34 million investment to upgrade the electric transmission network serving customers in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana.

To prevent further hardship, I&M is suspending service disconnections in the area as our customers recover.

Indiana Michigan Power will raise the reservoir above the Elkhart Hydroelectric Plant starting March 16 by about six inches per day.

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Major step towards ensuring I&M can continue to deliver reliable and affordable energy for its customers today and in the future

I&M announced that it will file to reduce base rates — the largest portion of most bills — as part of a comprehensive Customer Benefits Plan.

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Large areas of the country, including the Midwest, are experiencing extremely cold temperatures. In response to the situation, Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) has announced it will temporarily suspend disconnecting customers’ power.

As a blast of extreme winter cold and snow is expected this weekend, we want to help customers stay safe and warm while keeping costs as low as possible.

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) plans enhancements to the electric transmission grid spanning the St. Joseph River. The Benton Harbor Area Improvements project will upgrade about 6 miles of high voltage transmission lines between Main Street substation on West Main St in Benton Harbor and Hickory Creek substation near North Trail Lane in St. Joseph.