Citizens Energy Group and AES Indiana have launched a collaboration to educate Hoosiers about potential energy assistance programs as utility bills go up when the temperature drops.
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“We know many customers are struggling financially under the burdens of inflation, especially for essentials such as food, clothing, and gasoline,” Jeffrey Harrison, president and CEO of Citizens, said in a written statement. “That’s why we are increasing our efforts to assist customers in need and partnering with AES Indiana to maximize resources and increase awareness and utilization of assistance programs.
AES offers similar programs, including AES Indiana’s Power of Change, which is an emergency relief fund for qualifying customers who have received a disconnect notice.
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