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Indiana watchdogs: 'Our fears are coming true' on utilities and efficiency
More than a year after Indiana lawmakers repealed the state's energy efficiency standard, utilities are scaling back their efforts while -- advocates argue -- seeking to overcharge ratepayers for their plans.By Kari Lydersen .
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Commentary: Indiana needs energy justice for all
We are embarking on a new era of energy democracy and ‘We, the people, in order to form a more perfect union’ want a Just Energy Choice.By Guest Contributor .
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Before being dismantled, Indiana’s efficiency program was effective
“Bittersweet” is how Citizens Action Coalition Executive Director Kerwin Olson described a recent performance report for Energizing Indiana, an energy efficiency program that was canceled during its third year of existence, by state legislation hastily passed in spring 2014.By Kari Lydersen .
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In Indiana House solar debate, echoes of Wisconsin fight
The escalating battle between utilities seeking to guard against the rise of distributed generation and proponents of solar power played out in a heated committee hearing in Indiana on Wednesday.By Kari Lydersen .
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Indiana BP refinery workers join nationwide strike
About 1,100 employees of BP's Whiting refinery just outside Chicago went on strike at 12:01 am Sunday.By Kari Lydersen .
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In Indiana, utilities 'rewriting the rules' on efficiency, solar
Indiana’s legislative session is scarcely a week old, but a pair of bills has already re-established a wedge between utilities and clean energy advocates.By EnergyWire .
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Minnesota leads Midwest on efficiency; Indiana, Ohio falter
Minnesota led Midwest states in energy efficiency in a recent study while Indiana and Ohio fell after lawmakers backtracked on key policies.By Frank Jossi .
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Combined heat and power is a boon for Midwest steel mills
At an Indiana steel mill, capturing waste heat helps dramatically reduce natural gas consumption. Backers of the technology say the state could do more to promote it.By Kari Lydersen .
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National energy prize offers big money for small communities
Several Midwest communities are planning to step up their efficiency efforts to compete for the $5 million Georgetown University Energy PrizeBy Kari Lydersen .
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Who's behind the effort to kill Indiana's efficiency law?
Clean energy groups, along with some major companies, are pleading with Gov. Mike Pence to veto a bill to end the state's efficiency program, saying it would mean higher energy bills and lost jobs.By Kari Lydersen .
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