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Senate Bill 309 Could Kill Indiana’s Rooftop Solar Sector

Posted by Laura Arnold / January 28, 2017 / Posted in 2017 Indiana General Assembly, solar, Uncategorized / No Comments

New Bill Could Kill Indiana's Rooftop Solar Sector Lorraine Chow Lawmakers in Indiana have introduced a new measure that could wipe out the state's net metering system within a decade and squash the state's burgeoning solar energy sector. For the past 12 years, Indiana's net metering policy has credited homeowners

Indiana energy bill would eliminate net metering, move to ‘buy-all, sell-all’ solar model

Posted by Laura Arnold / January 24, 2017 / Posted in 2017 Indiana General Assembly, Uncategorized / No Comments

Indiana energy bill would eliminate net metering, move to ‘buy-all, sell-all’ solar model WRITTEN BY Kari Lydersen PHOTO BY Chris Kantos / Creative Commons 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

Indiana ranks 42nd on Energy Efficiency since eliminating its standard in 2014

Posted by Laura Arnold / October 11, 2016 / Posted in cogeneration/CHP / No Comments

How Midwest states are pursuing efficiency amid trend against mandates WRITTEN BY Andy Balaskovitz PHOTO BY American Council for an Energy-Efficiency Economy While the political landscape in Midwest states shows a growing reluctance to mandate utility spending on energy efficiency, some states are still gaining ground in reducing energy use by

Super Polluters: Many states have at least one. In Southwest Indiana there are four.

Posted by Laura Arnold / October 02, 2016 / Posted in Uncategorized / No Comments

Super Polluters: Many states have at least one. In Southwest Indiana there are four. By Jamie Smith Hopkins / The Center for Public Integrity IndianaDG Editor's Note: Please use the above link to view the video with the story and to see many of the graphics which we were unable

Indiana Governor candidates Gregg and Holcomb favor ‘all-of-the-above’ energy strategy

Posted by Laura Arnold / October 01, 2016 / Posted in Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO), solar, Uncategorized, wind / No Comments

Democrat John Gregg, left, and Republican Eric Holcomb, right, squared off in their first debate Sept. 27. Libertarian Rex Bell joined the discussion as well. (AP photo) Both Gregg, Holcomb favor ‘all-of-the-above’ energy strategy October 1, 2016 John Russell The race for governor has focused heavily on jobs, education and