clean energy

One Indiana utility company earned top marks and another pair nabbed no points in a national clean energy assessment.

Duke Energy's latest 20-year plan would delay closing the Gibson coal plant by three years.

The projects will reduce and avoid at least 43.7 million tons of greenhouse gases annually, equivalent to removing more than 10 million cars off the road every year.

Indiana is one of the states that has benefited the most from clean energy projects spurred by the Inflation Reduction Act, according to the green business advocacy group E2.

The report looks into areas that are suitable for solar projects, but also wouldn’t conflict with other natural elements.

Data from 2022 shows more Hoosiers than ever are working in the clean vehicle sector, specifically.

Here is what environmental experts are saying about the future effects of climate change.

To take full advantage of that funding, the report said Indiana should develop workforce training programs and clean energy policies.

The technology accounts for most utility-scale energy storage in the U.S., but hasn’t been used much in Indiana.

But opponents of SB 271 say small modular nuclear reactors are a risky investment for the state.