When weather turns bad, we know how important right-of-way clearing can be for keeping your lights on. Keep a lookout for the following crews in your area this spring/summer:  • H & L Tree Trimming will be working in the Newtonville area (heading south and west toward Highland Road to PVS Steel Services). • K&K… Continue reading.

Southern Indiana Power is sponsoring two students on the Indiana Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., June 13-20. Youth Tour provides young Hoosiers the opportunity to tour the nation’s capital, learn about cooperatives, experience American history and gain a better understanding of our government. Kaylee Burden and Kaitlyn Sturgeon both attend Perry Central High School and… Continue reading.

To properly maintain electric service, we will be working in the northern Spencer County area this summer. The crew will be starting near Holiday World and making its way north and to the west. Areas impacted will be Santa Claus, Fulda, Dale, Mariah Hill and St. Meinrad. We thank you for understanding and appreciate your… Continue reading.

Southern Indiana Power recently completed a cost of service study to evaluate the cost of providing electric service to you, our consumer-owners. Southern Indiana Power is a not-for-profit organization, and that means we operate at cost to deliver safe, reliable, and affordable power to you.  Our employees and directors work hard to keep your electric… Continue reading.

In an effort to keep you informed of your cooperative’s operations and activities, the following are highlights of the March 27 board meeting. 1. All directors were present along with CEO Steve Seibert and Administrative Assistant Lisa Hinton. Also present was accountant Amy Ramsey.  2. The Feb. 27 board meeting minutes were reviewed and approved…. Continue reading.

Touchstone Energy provides electric co-ops like yours with resources to be the trusted information resource in your community. Resources include communicating the cooperative difference many of us enjoy. An advertising campaign has been designed to communicate that cooperatives are innovative, stable and trustworthy – thanks to their decades-long role in the communities they serve.  Touchstone… Continue reading.

I would like to personally invite you to the Southern Indiana Power 2019 annual meeting! Southern Indiana Power would not exist without our members. That’s because YOU are our cooperative. Connect with us The annual meeting provides you, as a member, the opportunity to talk with your board of directors and the cooperative’s employees. Throughout… Continue reading.

District 1 Jeff Vogel is the incumbent director for district 1. He and his wife, Karen, live in  northwest of Rockport in Ohio Township. They have a daughter, Lauren; a son-in-law, Adam; a son, Eric; a daughter-in-law, Valerie; and six grandchildren: Hadleigh, Isabelle, Morgan, Allison, Lance and Olivia. Vogel is a 1978 graduate of Purdue… Continue reading.

National studies consistently rank power line installers and repairers among the most dangerous jobs in the country, and for good reason. Laboring high in the air wearing heavy equipment and working directly with high voltage creates the perfect storm of a dangerous and unforgiving profession. But electric lineworkers are up to the task. These brave… Continue reading.

In an effort to keep you informed of your cooperative’s operations and activities, the following are highlights of the Feb. 27 board meeting. 1. All directors were present along with CEO Steve Seibert and Administrative Assistant Lisa Hinton. Also present were Southern Indiana Power accountant Amy Ramsey, Earl Ridlen of the auditing firm LWG and… Continue reading.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE? Transmission and distribution power lines are a vital part of “the grid.” These lines incorporate separate voltages as power is transmitted from generating stations to member-consumers. Distribution lines: These lines and equipment are owned by member-co-ops who deliver energy to member-consumers. The most common voltage of distribution lines is 12,470 kV…. Continue reading.