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Michigan nuclear plant's fate depends on Indiana regulators
The future of a Michigan nuclear plant lies in the hands of Indiana regulators, as they decide whether ratepayers should be responsible for funding work needed to extend the plant's life.By Kari Lydersen .
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Keystone XL isn't the only target of D.C. climate protests
Residents who live near pipelines and refineries already handling tar sands say their experiences raise red flags about Keystone XL; and they are also calling for increased regulatory scrutiny for existing tar sands pipelines and infrastructure.By Kari Lydersen .
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In Indiana, seeking to ramp up wind without state mandates
A wind-energy coalition thinks they’ve found a way to expand renewable energy in Indiana, without government mandates.By Dan Ferber .
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As Chicago-area refinery grows, historic town fears for its future
Residents of Marktown, a historic company town outside Chicago surrounded on all sides by industry, worry their community's days are numbered as BP expands its neighboring Whiting refinery.By Kari Lydersen .
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Red state, green Republican: a Q&A with Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard
These days many big-city mayors are moving to reduce energy and water usage. But Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard is a Republican in a conservative state where the coal-mining industry and coal-burning utilities are potent political forces. What drives his push for sustainability?By Dan Ferber .
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Betting on Indiana coal: Duke wants ratepayers to fund retrofits, environmentalists cry foul
Coal-fired power plants around the country are closing due to environmental regulations and competition from cheap natural gas, but a utility in Indiana is hoping to buck the trend.By Kari Lydersen .
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In Indiana, debate over how 'trackers' shape future energy system
New legislation in the Indiana Senate would ensure a healthy, guaranteed profit in perpetuity on utility investments in wires, telephone poles, substations, and other parts of the transmission and distribution infrastructure, and ratepayer advocates and environmentalists are crying foul.By Dan Ferber .
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Critics: Don't charge ratepayers for Indianapolis coal plant upgrades
A coalition of environmental, ratepayer and religious groups say the costs of relying on coal-fired power are too steep for central Indiana ratepayers to bear.By Dan Ferber .
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With regulatory decision looming, groups speak out against scandal-plagued Indiana gasification plant
As Indiana regulators consider whether to approve a proposed settlement clearing the way for Duke Energy’s nearly-complete 618 MW coal gasification plant in Edwardsport to move forward, opponents of the project continue to push back.By Kari Lydersen .
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Indiana coal controversy prompts push for more transparency in utility planning
For the first time in 17 years, Indiana’s public utility commission is rewriting the state’s rule governing how utilities develop long-term plans to meet electricity demand.By Dan Ferber .
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