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Indiana water utility briefly seeks to charge customers for Pacers seats – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Indiana water utility briefly seeks to charge customers for Pacers seats – Indianapolis Business Journal

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

Source: ibj.com
Indiana American Water briefly seeks to charge customers for Pacers seats - Vimarsana News

Indiana American Water briefly seeks to charge customers for Pacers seats

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 briefly seeks to charge customers for Pacers seats - Vimarsana News

Indiana American Water briefly seeks to charge customers for Pacers seats

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana's largest investor-owned water utility briefly sought to charge its 1.3 million customers statewide for a full season of court-...

Study finds decarbonization likely needed to preserve Northwest Indiana steelworker jobs - Vimarsana News

Study finds decarbonization likely needed to preserve Northwest Indiana steelworker jobs

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

Report: Indiana steel, aluminum makers could lose auto businesses if they don't get greener - Vimarsana News

Report: Indiana steel, aluminum makers could lose auto businesses if they don't get greener

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.

Source: lpm.org