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Duke’s Indiana power plan moves too slowly on renewables, critics say
The utility was scheduled to file its latest 20-year integrated resource plan in Indiana on July 1.By Kari Lydersen .
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Auto, manufacturing help drive clean energy job growth in the Midwest
States with weaker policies are still seeing clean energy job growth thanks to changes within traditional industries.By Andy Balaskovitz .
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Indiana utility wants to entice large customers to stay; will smaller ones pay the price?
NIPSCO wants to greatly reduce what its five largest customers pay for power while increasing residential fees.By Kari Lydersen .
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In Indiana, coal and gas could dominate for decades. Can that change?
Coal fuels almost 75 percent of Indiana's electricity today and fossil fuels may continue to dominate the state's power supply for decades unless new policies are enacted, according to a study by university researchers.By Guest Contributor .
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Indiana NAACP leaders say coal plant timeline is unacceptable for residents
NIPSCO plans to keep burning coal in a predominately African American neighborhood for another decade.By Jeff Brooks-Gillies .
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Advocates: Indiana's energy future shouldn't be written by utilities only
Clean energy advocates say a report intended to chart a course for Indiana's energy future instead uncritically endorses utilities’ pursuit of natural gas.By Jeff Brooks-Gillies .
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Indiana utility’s $76 million solar project divides consumer advocates
The state consumer advocate says the 50 MW project is a bad deal for ratepayers, but others say Indiana can’t delay on clean energy.By Jeff Brooks-Gillies .
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Indiana watchdog seeks to limit charges for coal gasification plant
The Citizens Action Coalition filed testimony asking state regulators to demand a new accounting of how much ratepayers should be charged for Duke Energy’s coal gasification plant in Edwardsport, Indiana.By Kari Lydersen .
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Indiana cancellation of efficiency program took heavy toll, study says
A report released by an Indiana watchdog group finds the rollback of Indiana’s energy efficiency mandate in 2014 has had serious costs for ratepayers and utilities.By Kari Lydersen .
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Q&A: The case for turnkey, commercial microgrids with Go Electric's Steve Lichtin
Indiana startup Go Electric once focused on developing microgrids for the U.S. military but now is betting on mass producing microgrids for private companies.By Kevin Stark .
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