Posts in category energy

by Jon Winkler Here in Indiana, it can be easy to take for granted how reliable our state’s energy grid is. We don’t experience the …

So between recent power outages and rate increase proposals, what’s been going on lately with AES Indiana? Well, for that Indy Politics chatted with spokesperson …

Indy Politics speaks with Kelly Hipskind, the co-founder of SunFundEd.  It is a company that provides “solar-as-a-service” to schools that are looking to lower their …

A proposal being considered by the Indianapolis City-County Council could fine certain businesses if they don’t comply with proposed rules on reporting energy usage. Under …

by Michael Hicks, PhD I started my academic career in coal country, working in an economic research center at Marshall University in West Virginia. It …

Indy Politics continues its look at coal and its future in Indiana as a source of energy. Today we speak with Bruce Stevens of the …

This week Indy Politics takes a look at coal and the role it still plays in fulfilling Indiana’s energy needs.  We begin with a conversation …

We’re taking a few days off here at Indy Politics, but that doesn’t mean we won’t keep you up to speed on the headlines.   Here …

Indy Politics sits down with Indiana Chamber of Commerce President Kevin Brinegar to talk about issues facing the state’s employers including the impact of tariffs, …

The Indiana Conservative Alliance for Energy (ICAE) this week announced the results of a new statewide poll showing what it says is strong conservative support …