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Indiana regulators approve agreement requiring data centers to underwrite utility upgrades

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission approved a settlement for Indiana Michigan Power's large load tariff, which includes requirements for new large load customers to make financial commitments proportional to their size.
The approval requires any significant reduction in a customer's contracted peak capacity to be reviewed by the IURC, enhancing transparency and oversight.
The settlement aims to balance the interests of new large load customers with those of existing customers, ensuring costs are fairly distributed.
The IURC order mandates new large load customers to make long-term financial commitments based on their energy needs.

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Indiana regulators approve ‘large load’ interconnection rules

The decision affirms a pact offered by Indiana Michigan Power, Amazon Data Services, Google, Microsoft, the Indiana ratepayer advocate and Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana.

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Indiana regulators approve agreement requiring data centers to underwrite utility upgrades

It's official: Local customers’ utility bills won’t skyrocket when I&M increases its electricity-generating capacity to meet the significant needs of the Google data center, officials said Wednesday.

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Indiana Michigan Power Receives Order in Large Load Settlement

FORT WAYNE, Ind., Feb. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Indiana Michigan Power (I&M), an American Electric Power (Nasdaq: AEP) company, has received the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission's (IURC) recent order regarding its large load tariff settlement filed in late 2024. The…

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