Indianapolis Power & Light Company is now AES Indiana. The former IPL, a subsidiary of The AES Corporation, announced the new name and brand identity Wednesday morning.

--Indianapolis Power& Light Company, a subsidiary of The AES Corporation, continues to accelerate the future of energy, and announced today a new name and brand identity. IPL is now AES Indiana.

Feb. 24—After 110 years as Dayton Power & Light, the Dayton area's electric utility is changing its name. The utility will be known going forward as "AES Ohio," reflecting AES Corp.'s own recent ...

Similarly, Indianapolis Power & Light will also become AES Indiana, AES Ohio officials said. AES Ohio serves more than 527,000 customer accounts, representing 1.25 million people in West Central Ohio.

The utility, formerly known as Indianapolis Power & Light Co., said the plan is expected to result in at least $281 million in savings to ratepayers over the next 20 years.

AES power plants in Oxnard, Huntington Beach and Long Beach remain in operation. ... “When it runs today, it is very polluting and it also kills a lot of marine life,” Light said.

DAYTON — After over a century as operating as Dayton Power and Light, the company will now be known by a new name. DP&L is now known as AES Ohio, following a rebranding campaign by the parent ...

AES maintains about 700 miles of above-ground power lines that supply electricity to roughly 500,000 customers in the ... “We were without light for probably a week and she was crying ...

AES will supply a 40 MW battery storage array for Dayton Power & Light’s Tait Generating Station in Ohio, according to Electric Light & Power/POWEGRID International.

The share price of The AES Corporation (NYSE:AES) fell by 10.41% between May 20 and May 27, 2025, putting it among the Energy Stocks that Lost the Most This Week. Let’s shed some light on the ...

AES power plants in Oxnard, Huntington Beach and Long Beach remain in operation. ... “When it runs today, it is very polluting and it also kills a lot of marine life,” Light said.

AES power plants in Oxnard, Huntington Beach and Long Beach remain in operation. ... “When it runs today, it is very polluting and it also kills a lot of marine life,” Light said.