The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will host a public meeting to discuss CenterPoint Energy Indiana South’s response to a January winter storm that caused outages in southwestern Indiana. The meeting will focus on the utility’s handling of the storm and the lessons learned from the restoration process. This meeting, to be livestreamed from Indianapolis, could reveal insights into how utility companies can better respond to severe weather events in the future, ensuring improved service reliability for customers.
CenterPoint Energy Indiana South, which serves counties previously under Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co., will provide a summary of the storm’s impact and the number of customers affected. The storm on Jan. 5 brought freezing rain and sleet to the region, with ice accumulations nearly reaching half an inch in Evansville. This weather event caused disruptions in power supply, prompting the need for a thorough review of the utility’s response.
The outcome of the meeting is expected to shed light on best practices for utilities during extreme weather conditions and offer recommendations for enhanced communication and support systems. This discussion is crucial for ensuring that customers receive reliable service during future weather events.
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