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A citizens watchdog group has published a report explaining why it sees the Indiana Economic Development Corporations Limitless Exploration and Advanced Pace project as bad.

A powerful citizens watchdog group has published a report explaining why it sees the Indiana Economic Development Corporations Limitless Exploration and Advanced Pace project as bad. Indiana has committed about $1 billion to the project, to divert millions of gallons of water a day from Tippecanoe County to Boone County for a high-tech industrial park. Kerwin Olson, executive director of the Citizens Action Coalition, said the project is poor public policy and his group is asking the state to ...

Electric bills for Indianapolis area residents were expected to go up by more than $17 a month. Now, that increase could be less than $10 a month. Thats according to a settlement AES Indiana reached between consumer advocates, the city of Indianapolis, and companies like Walmart and Rolls Royce.

Representatives of Wabash Valley Resources, Citizens Action Coalition and an independent expert discussed WVRs proposed carbon sequestration project in Vigo County during a forum hosted and broadcast by WFIU on

The move comes five months after the utility company agreed to supply up to 10 million gallons of water to the advanced manufacturing district by 2027.

INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosier leaders cheered Oct. 13’s federal announcement that Indiana is among 16 states set to host assets for seven regional hydrogen hubs, but resident advocates scrutinized the initiative’s

INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosier leaders cheered Friday’s federal announcement that Indiana is among 16 states set to host assets for seven regional hydrogen hubs, but resident advocates scrutinized the initiative’s use

Hoosier leaders cheered Friday’s federal announcement that Indiana is among 16 states set to host assets for seven regional hydrogen hubs, but resident advocates scrutinized the initiative’s use of “blue”

Indiana is part of the Midwest Alliance for Clean Hydrogen (MachH2), the Biden Administration announced. Its grant is up to $1 billion. 

Hoosier leaders cheered Friday’s federal announcement that Indiana is among 16 states set to host assets for seven regional hydrogen hubs, but resident advocates scrutinized the initiative’s use of “blue”