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Can Indiana Meet The Proposed National Clean Energy Standard? Unable to load the audio player. playpausemuteunmute Can Indiana Meet The Proposed National Clean Energy Standard? U.S. Senate Democrats have proposed a clean energy standard that calls for getting the country’s electricity from sources that don’t emit or can capture their greenhouse gases by 2035. But that could be a tall order for a state like Indiana. Right now, Indiana only gets 9 percent of its energy from sources like wind and solar. David Konisky is a professor at the O Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University. Though the state expects to see nine coal plant closures in the next decade, Konisky said some utilities plan to replace them with natural gas and it will take strong policy to get them to change their minds.

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