Beware of energy saving schemes that sound too-good-to-be-true.

Summer is "coming in hot!" Learn more about air conditioner and fan safety in July's Smart Choices article.

Independence Day = fireworks displays. Stay safe with these safety tips!

With the rising cost of propane and fuel oil, installing an air-source heat pump may help control energy costs.

Not only does your phone carry loads of germs that need to be wiped off, but it probably needs some tech refreshing, too.

If you have a backyard pool, keep your kids safe while they splash.

When spring approaches, it is common in our area to see the smoke that prescribed burning (controlled burning) brings. Controlled burning...

Nearly 50 cooperative staff members from NIPCO and Corn Belt Power gathered to learn more about the programs and benefits of affiliation...

Countertop appliances consume less energy than your range and oven.

Take this traditional rite of spring one step farther by lightening up on energy use.

"Charging Forward" was the theme for NIPCO's 2022 Annual Meeting, as 2021 operations provided a springboard for the cooperative's future...

Tornadoes are dangerous and unpredictable. Do all you can to stay safe before, during, and after storms develop.

There are pros and cons to ditching disposables and switching to rechargeable batteries. Read on for details on what to consider.

Urban legends and tall tales about energy use can have a surprising impact on your energy bills.

Find out how to conduct a DIY energy audit to learn where you need to tighten up your home’s envelope.

When it comes to getting electricity across power lines and into homes, ice can be a force to be reckoned with.

Regular maintenance will help you keep your hot water heater from wearing out prematurely and will also keep the heater working properly.

Find out how to conduct a DIY energy audit to learn where you need to tighten up your home’s envelope.

When it comes to getting electricity across power lines and into homes, ice can be a force to be reckoned with.

Read on for details about some dangerous places to handle a plugged-in device.