I&M schedules Nov. 5 phone session on Lulu‑Sorenson transmission project
Indiana Michigan Power says it will host a Community Connection phone session at 7 p.m. EST on Nov. 5, 2026, about the proposed Lulu‑Sorenson Transmission Improvements Project. AEP Transmission’s project page says the plan would build roughly 75 miles of 765‑kV line, that no route has been selected and the comment period runs through Nov. 13, 2026.

Indiana Michigan Power says it will hold a Community Connection phone session on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, at 7 p.m. EST to provide information about the Lulu‑Sorenson Transmission Improvements Project, the company’s online announcement says.
AEP Transmission’s project page describes the Lulu‑Sorenson proposal as building about 75 miles of 765‑kilovolt transmission line between the Sorenson Substation (near North Gundy Road in Jackson) and a point at the Indiana–Michigan state line, and notes that no route has been selected; the page also says the project was identified through the MISO regional planning process and that I&M serves about 575,000 customers in Indiana and Michigan (all per the AEP project page).
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