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Every time you flip a light switch or turn on the TV or computer, we know you’re counting on the power to be there when you need it. And it takes a lot of poles, wires and people to deliver the electricity you rely on, as you go about your daily lives.
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April 27, 2011 press release
Electric rate adjustment fact sheet
Guide to state utility regulatory proceedings
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Electric energy efficiency programs and rebates
Appliance rebates and tax incentives



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QUESTION: How and when will this rate increase impact my bill?

Our answer: Beginning in May 2011, a typical residential combination gas and electric customer who uses around 900 kilowatt hours per month will experience a monthly bill increase of about $10 to $11.

QUESTION: Why does Vectren need a rate increase?

Our answer: More than half of the request to increase rates was driven by the need to recover costs of the roughly $325 million spent in infrastructure construction during the three years prior to the filing that was needed in its seven-county service territory, which serves more than 142,000 customers. Additionally, the rate increase reflects a slight increase in the utility’s annual operating and maintenance costs. Continue



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