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AES Indiana Proposes Winter Rate Reduction

AES Indiana proposes rate reduction for customers due to lower fuel costs, aiming to provide financial relief during winter. The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will review the proposal, potentially offering customers savings on their electricity bills.

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