CenterPoint Energy Inc.'s Indiana electric utility has announced its 2025 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), outlining a 20-year strategy focused on customer affordability, reliability, and supporting local economic growth. The plan aims to meet current energy generation needs with minimal new resources and intends to mitigate future cost impacts from critical investments, with no rate adjustments expected until 2029 or later. The IRP incorporates ongoing and planned demand-side management and energy efficiency programs to help customers manage energy use and costs. CenterPoint Energy is also pausing certain capital investments, including the proposed natural gas conversion of F.B. Culley Unit 3 and canceling nearly $1 billion in non-economical renewable projects, as part of its approach to limit near-term rate increases. The updated IRP provides strategic flexibility to address future demand increases resulting from regional economic growth.