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Reports say a June 29, 2023, storm knocked out power to thousands of customers, but AES Indiana says it did not restore power July 4.

Hoosier jobs may be at risk if the state’s steel and aluminum industries do not pivot to low-carbon metals, a report found. 

A Northwestern steel plant announced plans to delay relining a blast furnace in Burns Harbor, Indiana. This comes after calls from advocates to abandon its plan to lock in “dirty” steel techniques.

U.S. Steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs announced that it is pushing its project at the second largest U.S. Steel making facility by one year to 2026. 

Indiana’s largest investor-owned water utility briefly sought to charge its roughly 1.3 million customers statewide for a full season of court-side tickets to Indiana Pacers games – but quietly backtracked

Indiana American Water quietly backtracked in filings Tuesday after consumer advocates contested the expense.

Indiana’s largest investor-owned water utility briefly sought to charge its roughly 1.3 million customers statewide for a full season of court-side tickets to Indiana Pacers games — but quietly backtracked

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A new report found Northwest Indiana steel mills should decarbonize to preserve steelworker jobs.

Indiana is a powerhouse for steel manufacturing — more than a quarter of all U.S. steel is made here. But the state could lose that title if it doesn’t transition to a greener way of making steel. That’s according to a new report by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy and the Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana.