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Rates & tariffs

Select a territory below to view available tariffs and natural gas costs. We cannot guarantee the accuracy or timeliness of these online versions. If you have specific questions regarding Vectren's tariffs, please contact us.

Southwestern Indiana includes Daviess, Dubois, Gibson, Knox, Pike, Posey, Spencer, Vanderburgh and Warrick counties. View our service map

SIGECO Electric Tariff (PDF)
SIGECO Gas Tariff (PDF)
Current and historical natural gas costs (PDF)
SIGECO-Gas Historical Appendix A - Gas Cost Adjustment rates (PDF)
SIGECO-Electric Historical Appendix A - Fuel Adjustment Clause rates (PDF)
Legal Notice-SIGECO Gas 2020 Rate Review (PDF)

Indiana Gas Tariff (PDF)
Current and historical natural gas costs (PDF)
IGC Historical Appendix A - Gas Cost Adjustment rates (PDF)

Vectren Energy Delivery of Ohio Gas Tariff (PDF)
Ohio Residential Comparison (PDF)
Current and historical natural gas costs (SCO and Choice programs)
VEDO Historical Gas Cost Recovery (GCR) Rider rates (through Oct08) (PDF)
VEDO Historical Standard Sales Offer (SSO) rates (Nov08-Mar10) (PDF)
VEDO Historical Standard Choice Offer (SCO) rates (Apr10-Current) (PDF)

Who is involved in the regulatory process?

Vectren's utilities are regulated by state agencies. The commission agencies in both states are the governing bodies over utility services that approve all rates and tariffs. Vectren cannot adjust its rates without approval from these agencies. These agencies work to maximize efficiency for the benefit of all parties. Vectren of Indiana is regulated by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) while Vectren of Ohio is regulated by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO).

Both states also have a consumer advocate agency that acts to protect consumer rights. In Indiana this agency is the Indiana Office of the Utility Consumers' Counsel (OUCC) and in Ohio it is the State of Ohio Office of Consumers' Counselor.

Federal Regulatory Agencies include the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the Department of Transportation (DOT). FERC regulates interstate natural gas pipelines and electric transmission lines. The DOT is the regulator for the Federal Pipeline Safety Act that establishes safe operating practices for pipelines.

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Energy Efficiency/Demand-side management program documents

Program Evaluations
Electric DSM/EE files

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Supporting documentation

Below are supporting documents related to FERC Standards of Conduct:

  Vectren Standards of Conduct Procedures
  Vectren TSO Organizational Chart
  Vectren Shared Facilities
  Vectren Marketing Affiliates
  Vectren Compliance Officer
  Vectren Employee Transfers
  Vectren Voluntary Consent
  Vectren Waivers
  Vectren Discounts
  Vectren Disclosures of Non Public Transmission Information
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