The state agency responsible for determining utility cases, like AES's recent rate hike proposal , is accepting applications for three open commissioner positions.

Gov. Mike Braun announced Sept. 23 that he's looking for experienced, entrepreneurial individuals to join the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission — people who want to pursue energy reliability across the state without burdening Indiana families.

IURC commissioners help regulate and guide how at least 600 electric, natural gas, steam water and wastewater utilities operate in the state.

AES's proposed 13.5% rate hike being considered by the IURC has drawn frustration from Hoosiers over the past several months, and Braun repeatedly affirmed his commitment to protecting people from "skyrocketing" bills at a Sept. 23 news

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