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Deep Decarbonization and Rapid Electrification in Indiana
How can Indiana, with one of the highest carbon intensities of any state and of any country in the world, meet the net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emission goals of the Paris Climate Accord by 2050?
How can Indiana, with one of the highest carbon intensities of any state and of any country in the world, meet the net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emission goals of the Paris Climate Accord by 2050?
It is a tall order. To answer that question in significant part, Energy Matters Community Coalition commissioned a study by Synapse Energy Economics.
It is a tall order. To answer that question in significant part, Energy Matters Community Coalition commissioned a study by Synapse Energy Economics.
On May 16, 2022, Energy Matters submitted the study to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission as a “stakeholder” alternative to the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) filed last December by Duke Energy Indiana. The materials are attached below.
On May 16, 2022, Energy Matters submitted the study to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission as a “stakeholder” alternative to the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) filed last December by Duke Energy Indiana. The materials are attached below.

Deep Decarbonization and Rapid Electrification Report prepared by Synapse Energy Economics
Deep Decarbonization and Rapid Electrification Report prepared by Synapse Energy Economics

Cover Letter to Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission prepared by Energy Matters
Cover Letter to Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission prepared by Energy Matters
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