Campaigns by Utility

As everything from food to healthcare becomes more expensive, costs of essential human services like heating your home and turning on your lights must remain affordable for Hoosiers. Citizens Action Coalition aggressively advocates for affordable utility rates. Find out what's happening with your utility company.

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Toxic Coal Ash in Indiana

December 8, 2022

Indiana has more toxic coal ash ponds and landfills than any other state. Most of them threaten important bodies of water, such as Lake Michigan and the Ohio, Wabash, and White Rivers.

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Integrated Resource Plans (IRPs)

September 22, 2022

IRPs describe how utilities plan to provide electricity to their customers over the next 20 years.

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Expensive, Unreliable Fossil Fuels Causing Yet Another Duke Rate Increase

August 1, 2022

Hoosier families served by Duke will pay more than $40/month more on average beginning in October than they did during the same period last year.

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CAC, Earthjustice, & Vote Solar Urge Duke Energy to Improve Public Input Opportunities & Pursue Cleaner, Affordable Alternative Path

May 18, 2022

According to comments and reports submitted by Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana (CAC), in partnership with Earthjustice and Vote Solar, Duke Energy Indiana (Duke) failed to comply with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission’s (IURC) rules governing Integrated Resource Plans (IRPs). Duke broke the rules by declining to properly provide opportunities for public engagement in their 2021 Integrated Resource Plan for electric utilities.

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CAC Challenges Duke Energy Indiana’s Plan for More Fossil Fuels

May 17, 2022

Duke’s plan will keep Hoosiers paying for expensive and dirty energy for decades into the future. We found that Duke could save Hoosiers money while moving faster to clean energy solutions.

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NIX THE FIX! Say NO to higher monthly fixed charges!

August 23, 2020

As a result of slow electric load growth due to many factors (including economic downturns, increased energy efficiency, and decreased costs of distributed generation, most notably rooftop solar), Indiana’s electric utilities are seeking to increase fixed monthly charges on customer bills.

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