2018 Year-in-Review

Hoosier Energy has interconnect points with other utilities on the grid. As power is transmitted – either being purchased or sold from one utility to another – equipment known as tie lines are used to provide an economical path for the energy to be supplied to the load.

The Hoosier Energy Apprentice Training and Safety (HEATS) program honored the 39th graduating class on Nov. 2 at the French Lick Resort.

As the mercury begins to fall on the thermometer, thoughts about winter preparations begin to surface. Winter preparations began in late September and were completed in late October.

Member cooperatives got the Co-op Month message out to member-consumers on social media platforms.

As cyber security plays an increasing role for electric utilities to provide safe and reliable energy, EnergyLines sat down with Hoosier Energy’s Manager of Cybersecurity and Network Operations Richie Field to learn what the G&T is doing to thwart cyber-based threats.

The keynote speaker at this year’s Merom Safety Week travels the continent to discuss a topic close to his life. Joel Feldman, has been a lawyer for 37 years but his topic was not about lawsuits. Nine years ago, Feldman lost his 21 year-old daughter to a distracted driver.

A backup transformer is stored on-site at the Merom Generating Station, which will improve response time if the current transformer needs replaced.

Zippia voted Hoosier Energy one of the top companies to work for in Bloomington! We are proud to be a part of this great community.