Two weeks before Thanksgiving, Sean Hemphill was not anticipating a $470 deposit charge on his AES bill. "It was a deposit that I had to pay. So, yeah, that was a surprise," Hemphill said. That is ...
A vote Wednesday afternoon made it official: Distribution rates for AES Ohio electric customers are going up. Members of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio voted to ratify a proposed settlement ...
AES laid out two resource plans for how it will add energy capacity over the next 15 years, including one if data centers come online. AES plans to file the plan on Oct. 31 to get approval from the ...
INDIANAPOLIS — The world’s largest asset manager is reportedly looking to buy one of Indiana’s largest utility providers. Multiple reports are stating that BlackRock is nearing a purchase of AES, who ...
Indiana state leaders, local officials and grassroots activists don’t want the cost of electricity to increase. Soon, though, it may be out of their hands. A BlackRock-owned private equity firm is set ...
The Financial Times reported this week that AES, the parent of utility provider AES Indiana, is in advanced discussions to sell to BlackRock Inc. subsidiary Global Infrastructure Partners in a deal ...
Media reports say BlackRock wants to buy utility company AES. The reported buyout valuation is $38 billion including debt -- and could be even more. AES stock rose 13.7% through 9:50 a.m. ET on the ...
Shares of AES rose sharply in premarket trading following a published report that BlackRock's Global Infrastructure Partners is nearing a deal to buy the power company. The Financial Times, citing ...
Shares of AES Ohio’s parent company soared Wednesday on talk of a possible corporate takeover. BlackRock-owned Global Infrastructure Partners was in talks to buy utility group AES, according to ...
INDIANAPOLIS — Seldom has a library checked out this much frustration. On Monday, Aug. 18, the Indianapolis Public Library West Perry branch turned into a hearing room as the Indiana Utility ...
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — AES Ohio is raising rates, but a settlement was reached to lower the percentage. AES Ohio announced Wednesday afternoon that they will be not be going forward with a 14 percent ...
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