Duke Energy Indiana seeks to raise rates 1% yearly until 2029 to upgrade grid

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One thought on “Duke Energy Indiana seeks to raise rates 1% yearly until 2029 to upgrade grid

  1. Duke praises themselves for not raising rates but they tack on so many individual fees to each bill that they basically have raised rates on everything but paper.

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