Citizens Energy seeks OK of new cheaper contract with downtown Indy steam supplier

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  1. Imagine that… a utility company looking to save money on it’s own utilities while charging their customers even more for their utilities. If Citizens is able to get a cheaper contract, can we expect lower bills? Pipe dream, I suppose (pun intended).

    1. If the new contract is approved, customers are set to see a lower fuel costs beginning in August 2027. Charges for firm — higher reliability — service will escalate by 1% annually beginning in December 2028.

      This came straight from the article above

    2. Thanks, Rea. I only read the headline before commenting. And I have a great disdain for other people who do that, LOL.

    3. are there residential customers for the steam?
      When I read about steam in 2026, I keep wondering if this tech is ready for replacement. I don’t know, I just wonder. Seems very early 20th century. I suppose if it works, then fine…no need to fix what isn’t broken. But it just makes me wonder…

  2. Citizen’s Water need to fix the water line break on Shadeland Ave just south of 38th
    Happened in winter and they haven’t fixed the asphalt yet. It is tearing up cars tires and axles. GET ON IT!

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