Hoosier Energy serves more than 700,000 consumers through 17 member electric cooperatives across a 15,000-square-mile area in Indiana and Illinois.
Our member cooperatives help to distribute energy to more than 285,000 homes, farms and businesses across central and southern Indiana and southeastern Illinois.
Weâve developed an energy strategy focused on diversified generation facilities and a resilient transmission network. Weâre also expanding our renewables program.
Our people are the lifeblood of our organization. We prioritize the health and well-being of our employees and value the contributions of every team member, from entry level up to the C-suite.
Donna Walker
Rob Horton
Chris Goffinet
Chris Blunk
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Scott Bowers
Richie Field
Will Kaufman
Justin Swarens
Thereâs a first time for everything, and the first time for Hoosier Energy to deploy the Load Modifying Resource (LMR) Program came on January 24, 2026. The LMR program started in June of 2023, motivated in part by the severe cold of Winter Storm Elliott in December of 2022. Running in tandem with the…
In the spring of 2025, Hoosier Energy began a billing assessment operation, guided by 1898 and Co. The goal was to examine the Hoosier Energy billing process from start to finish. âWe sort of refer to it as the cash register of the company, but what it boils down to is weâve got…
The idea took root while Orange County REMC Marketing and Sales Manager Montana Roberts was taking Indiana Electric Cooperativesâ RELITE program last year. âI heard other participants talking about their student board, and the things theyâd been doing,â she said. âI was really interested in learning more, so we were able to talk about…
Becoming a lineman is more than an individual career path for Cody Case and Briar Houser. Itâs about becoming part of a team. That was the takeaway for the December 2025 graduates of the North American Lineman Training Center and the latest recipients of Hoosier Energyâs Daniel L. Schuckman and W. Eugene Roberts…
In the digital age, a generation and transmission cooperative such as Hoosier Energy has become an increasingly data-driven business. But until recently, that data resided in a variety of forms and locales, making cohesiveness elusive. Field crews had handwritten notebooks, PDFs created by engineers, self-made spreadsheets and documents saved to their personal computers…
The Hoosier Energy Apprenticeship Training & Safety (HEATS) program held its 2025 graduation ceremony on October 17 in French Lick. It was the largest attendance at a graduation since 2022, when three yearsâ worth of graduates were honored due to COVID-19 restrictions. The 2025 ceremony had 60 graduates and 363 attendees. That brings…
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