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Northwest Indiana defunct coal plant site slated for massive data center
The “21st century” development will include a tech incubator, renewable energy, and greenhouse warmed by waste heat.By Kari Lydersen .
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Charter school and waste facility each promise new hope for Gary, but can they co-exist?
Students, staff and parents say a waste-to-energy facility doesn't belong across the street from a Gary, Indiana, charter school.By Kari Lydersen .
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In Indiana, solar program assists with flurry of year-end installations
Solar installers in two Indiana communities rushed to finish projects before a state law limiting net metering took effect Jan. 1.By Kari Lydersen .
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At Indianapolis airport, electric shuttles making holiday travel a little cleaner
At the Indianapolis International Airport, officials say a fleet of electric airport shuttles will be the nation’s largest — at nine — once three new shuttles arrive next year.By Kari Lydersen .
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Efficiency on the upswing in Indiana, but slower after repeal of key policy
Three years after the landmark dismantling of Indiana’s energy efficiency standard, a drop in statewide energy savings that followed appears to have bottomed out.By Jeff Brooks-Gillies .
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Trump administration’s regulatory rollback playing out at Indiana coal plant
Advocates say an Indiana utility’s plan to delay the installation of new wastewater pollution controls at its largest coal plant is among the first clear effects of President Trump’s aggressive rollback of environmental regulations.By Jeff Brooks-Gillies .
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Future remains complicated for Indiana coal plant
The route ahead for one of Indiana’s largest coal plants is clouded by a lawsuit over a lease and costly pollution control upgrades, but environmental advocates say the destination should be clear: retirement, and soon.By Guest Contributor .
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Indiana energy bill would eliminate net metering, move to ‘buy-all, sell-all’ solar model
Indiana legislators have introduced a bill that many fear could kill the state’s solar industry by ending net metering and also essentially preventing people from using the energy from their own solar panels.By Kari Lydersen .
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Indiana pursuing coal retirements despite uncertainty over federal energy policy
Indiana coal advocates hope President-elect Donald Trump’s anti-regulation stance will bring a competitive boost to their beleaguered industry. But the state’s utilities have shown they’ll continue moving away from coal, driven by the low price of natural gas and the costs of meeting pollution regulations that won’t be easy to roll back.By Guest Contributor .
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