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My december electric bill was over $400. I long for the days when IPL ran our electric for Indianapolis, they didn’t waste money, nor did they equalize costs (raising our state’s costs) across Indiana, Illlinois and other states where they operate. Gone are the efficiencies, cheaper coal plants and the low cost of electricity for the state of Indiana. Sad.
Since AES is owned by a Venezuelan company, I don’t think they care too much about Hoosiers and how much we pay for electricity.
AES Indiana is owned by AES Corp., based in Arlington, Virginia, a public company traded on the New York Stock Exchange. It is not owned by a Venezuelan company.