NIPCO and its members feel it is essential to educate and engage with members about the diversity of electric and hybrid vehicles available

If you haven’t already, make time to prep your home now to save energy this winter.

Keep safe from fires on Thanksgiving Day by following these safety suggestions.

This essential outlet feature needs to be checked once a month.

This commonly used metal is a valuable part of getting electricity to our members. Copper theft threatens lives and our electric supply.

Fall is a time for comfort foods. And what could provide more comfort than dinner slowly simmering in a trusty slow cooker?

Harvesting crops poses especially high risk for farmers. Follow these suggestions for taking care of yourself and others working with you.

Electronics such as computers, tablets, phones and gaming systems don’t last forever. Learn what to do with your worn-out components.

With the beginning of the school year, safely transporting students to and from school is critical.

Students heading to college can stay safe when following these electrical safety tips.

In response to a recent reliability assessment, NIPCO reassures members that their energy supply is secure.

Before signing up for solar panels, take these things into consideration.

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

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.

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.