Understanding Energy in Indiana
Indiana is a regulated electricity market historically dominated by coal-fired generation, though utilities are increasingly transitioning to natural gas and renewables. Duke Energy Indiana, AES Indiana, and NIPSCO serve the state's major population centers with competitive rates.
Indiana has a regulated electricity market. Your utility is the only electricity provider in your area, but rates are reviewed and approved by the state's public utility commission to ensure they are fair and reasonable.
The state's primary electric utilities include Duke Energy Indiana, AES Indiana (formerly IPL), Indiana Michigan Power (AEP), NIPSCO (Northern Indiana Public Service), CenterPoint Energy Indiana (Vectren). Natural gas distribution is handled by CenterPoint Energy Indiana (Vectren), NIPSCO, Indiana Gas Company. Indiana's climate — cold winters, hot humid summers — is one of the main drivers of annual energy consumption patterns for households.
Electric Utilities in Indiana
The following utilities operate in Indiana. Your specific provider depends on your address.
- Duke Energy Indiana
- AES Indiana (formerly IPL)
- Indiana Michigan Power (AEP)
- NIPSCO (Northern Indiana Public Service)
- CenterPoint Energy Indiana (Vectren)
Natural Gas Utilities in Indiana
- CenterPoint Energy Indiana (Vectren)
- NIPSCO
- Indiana Gas Company
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Energy Assistance Programs in Indiana
Low-income households and those facing energy emergencies may qualify for these programs:
- Indiana LIHEAP
- Energizing Indiana
- Indiana Weatherization Assistance
- Indiana Energy Assistance Program
Energy Saving Tips for Indiana Residents
These tips are tailored to Indiana's climate — cold winters, hot humid summers:
- Winterize your pipes and insulate your water heater for cold months.
- Install a programmable thermostat and set heating schedules around your work day.
- Check that your furnace filter is replaced monthly during peak heating season.
- Add weatherstripping to exterior doors — a common source of heat loss in older Midwest homes.
- Consider shopping for a competitive electricity supplier in deregulated Ohio, Illinois markets.
- Sign up for your utility's budget billing to spread costs evenly throughout the year.
- Look into PIPP (Ohio) or CAP (Pennsylvania) programs for income-qualified bill assistance.
Gas & Electricity Rates by City in Indiana
Select a city to view local utility rates, providers, and energy programs.
All Cities & Towns in Indiana
Gas and electricity information for all 573 cities and towns in Indiana. Jump to a letter or browse the full list.
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- Cadiz
- Cambridge City
- Camden
- Campbellsburg
- Cannelburg
- Cannelton
- Carbon
- Carlisle
- Carmel
- Cayuga
- Cedar Grove
- Cedar Lake
- Center Point
- Centerville
- Chandler
- Chesterfield
- Chesterton
- Chrisney
- Churubusco
- Clarks Hill
- Clarksville
- Clay City
- Claypool
- Clayton
- Clear Lake
- Clermont
- Clifford
- Clinton
- Cloverdale
- Coatesville
- Colfax
- Columbia City
- Columbus
- Connersville
- Converse
- Corydon
- Country Club Heights
- Covington
- Crawfordsville
- Cromwell
- Crothersville
- Crown Point
- Crows Nest
- Culver
- Cynthiana
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- La Crosse
- La Fontaine
- La Porte
- Laconia
- Ladoga
- Lafayette
- Lagrange
- Lagro
- Lake Dalecarlia
- Lake Station
- Lake Village
- Lakes of the Four Seasons
- Lakeville
- Lambert
- Lanesville
- Larwill
- Lawrence
- Lawrenceburg
- Leavenworth
- Lebanon
- Leesburg
- Lewisville
- Liberty
- Ligonier
- Linden
- Linton
- Little York
- Livonia
- Lizton
- Logansport
- Long Beach
- Loogootee
- Losantville
- Lowell
- Lynn
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- Mackey
- Macy
- Madison
- Manilla
- Marengo
- Marion
- Markle
- Markleville
- Marshall
- Martinsville
- Matthews
- Mauckport
- McCordsville
- Mecca
- Medaryville
- Medora
- Mellott
- Mentone
- Meridian Hills
- Merom
- Merrillville
- Mesick
- Michiana Shores
- Michigan City
- Middlebury
- Middletown
- Midland
- Milan
- Milford
- Millersburg
- Millhousen
- Milltown
- Milton
- Mishawaka
- Mitchell
- Modoc
- Monon
- Monroe
- Monroeville
- Monrovia
- Monterey
- Montezuma
- Montgomery
- Monticello
- Montpelier
- Mooreland
- Moores Hill
- Mooresville
- Morgantown
- Morocco
- Morristown
- Mount Auburn
- Mount Ayr
- Mount Summit
- Mount Vernon
- Mulberry
- Muncie
- Munster
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- Napoleon
- Nappanee
- Nashville
- New Albany
- New Amsterdam
- New Carlisle
- New Castle
- New Chicago
- New Harmony
- New Havens
- New Market
- New Palestine
- New Paris
- New Pekin
- New Point
- New Richmond
- New Ross
- New Trenton
- New Washington
- New Whiteland
- Newberry
- Newport
- Newtonville
- Noblesville
- North Crows Nest
- North Judson
- North Liberty
- North Manchester
- North Salem
- North Terre Haute
- North Vernon
- North Webster
- Notre Dame
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- Salamonia
- Salem
- Saltillo
- San Pierre
- Sandborn
- Santa Claus
- Saratoga
- Schererville
- Schneider
- Seymour
- Sharpsville
- Shelburn
- Shelby
- Shelbyville
- Shepardsville
- Sheridan
- Shirley
- Shoals
- Sidney
- Silver Lake
- Simonton Lake
- Sims
- Smithville-Sanders
- Somerset
- Somerville
- South Bend
- South Haven
- South Whitley
- Speedway
- Spencer
- Spiceland
- Spring Grove
- Spring Hill
- Spring Lake
- Springport
- Spurgeon
- St. Bernice
- St. Joe
- St. John
- St. Leon
- St. Marys
- St. Meinrad
- St. Paul
- Starke
- Staunton
- Stendal
- Stilesville
- Stinesville
- Stockwell
- Straughn
- Strawtown
- Sullivan
- Sulphur Springs
- Summitville
- Sunman
- Swayzee
- Sweetser
- Switz City
- Syracuse
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- Wadesville
- Wakarusa
- Walkerton
- Wallace
- Walton
- Wanatah
- Warren
- Warren Park
- Warsaw
- Washington
- Waterloo
- Waveland
- Wawaka
- Waynetown
- Webster
- West Baden Springs
- West College Corner
- West Harrison
- West Lafayette
- West Lebanon
- West Terre Haute
- Westport
- Westville
- Wheatfield
- Wheeler
- Whiteland
- Whitewater
- Whiting
- Wilkinson
- Williams
- Williams Creek
- Williamsport
- Winamac
- Winchester
- Windfall City
- Wingate
- Winona Lake
- Winslow
- Wolcott
- Wolcottville
- Woodburn
- Worthington
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Frequently Asked Questions — Indiana Energy
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The average residential electricity rate in Indiana is approximately 18.15¢/kWh, compared to the national average of around 16¢/kWh. The average monthly electricity bill is $129.
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The average residential natural gas rate in Indiana is approximately $0.90/therm per therm. The typical monthly gas bill is $94, though this varies significantly by season.
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The primary electric utilities serving Indiana include Duke Energy Indiana, AES Indiana (formerly IPL), Indiana Michigan Power (AEP). The right utility for you depends on your specific address.
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No — Indiana has a regulated electricity market, meaning your utility is determined by your location.
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Indiana residents may qualify for several assistance programs including Indiana LIHEAP, Energizing Indiana. Contact your utility or the state energy office for eligibility details.
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To reduce your energy bills in Indiana: schedule a free energy audit through your utility, check for state weatherization assistance, upgrade to LED lighting, and optimize your thermostat settings. Ask your utility about budget billing to smooth out seasonal costs.