Indiana
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.
Indiana
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.
Indiana
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.
energy efficiency
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.
coal
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.