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From houses decked in festive decorations to shoppers rushing to finish their gift lists, it's beginning to look and feel like the holidays. Whether you plan for holiday travel or desire to be the brightest house on the block, Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) is encouraging homeowners to incorporate energy efficient practices this holiday season. 

The joy from gatherings with loved ones, delicious meals and festive décor is hard to beat. For many, the holidays are the most wonderful time of the year. But as prices for necessities continue to rise, finding holiday spirit can be challenging for some neighbors.

For Utility Scam Awareness Day, I&M explains the four most common utility scams and how to avoid them.

Falling temperatures, ice and strong winds blew through much of Indiana Michigan Power's service districts disrupting over 130,000 customers as restoration efforts began in challenging conditions. Luckily, this was just a drill - for now. Preparing for weather like this is important ahead of the winter season, which is why I&M participates in an Incident Command System (ICS) exercise.

As crews assemble the iconic light displays ahead of downtown's Night of Lights, the Indiana Michigan Power's building takes no exception. Many recall the large wreath on the building during the holidays, but few may know the story behind this festive décor.

They are dark, slightly frightening and at times, cold. If you guessed secrets behind thermostat behavior, that would be correct. Have you worn your winter coat indoors before turning on the heat? Adjusted the temperature when no one was looking? Never have we ever shared these secrets - until now.

Small shops and large corporations share a common principle: they can both save money by understanding their energy use. But why should energy consumption matter for business owners?

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission on Wednesday approved Indiana Michigan Power’s plan to expand its renewable energy generation with four new solar plants capable of generating energy to power more than 200,000 typical homes by mid-2026.

Cooler weather impacts more than just our wardrobe; it can also freeze one's budget. Rising costs on necessities like gas and groceries, are increasing financial hardship for some with concerns on seasonal expenses. Help is available to create a safe and efficient home as winter approaches.

Cue the leaves and cooler temperatures, fall is fast approaching. I&M encourages homeowners to prepare now for the weather to come. Basic practices can save energy -- and possibly a little money -- on your next bill.