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CAC to IURC: Reject Unbalanced NIPSCO Settlement Agreement
CAC urges the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission to reject a settlement that shifts costs to consumers and undermines accountability.
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2026 Weekly Statehouse Reports
A running digest of weekly activity at the Indiana Statehouse, tracking energy and consumer issues affecting Hoosiers.
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CAC Urges Rejection of I&M's More Than $7 Billion Generation Plan for Amazon and Google AI Data Centers
I&M’s plan does not follow the 80% cost assignment to data centers as promised by the legislator and administration.
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2026 Indiana General Assembly
The 2026 Session of the Indiana General Assembly began a month early in late 2025 to take up the issue of redistricting, which they rejected.
2024 Indiana General Assembly Voting Records
The 2024 Indiana General Assembly failed to protect consumers in Indiana.
AI Data Center Build Out Creates Unprecedented Risk to Hoosiers
CAC calls on Indiana state lawmakers to end the subsidies, increase transparency, and protect Hoosier electric bills from the impacts of AI data centers.
Indiana Utility Affordability Crisis
Far too many Hoosiers are struggling to afford significant increases in the cost of essential utility service and having to make choices between things like electricity, food, and medicine.
AES wants to hike your electric bill by $30/month
In June 2025, as many people in and around Indianapolis struggle to keep up with rising costs of food, housing, and healthcare, AES Indiana filed for a massive rate hike before the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC).
Duke wants another $3.3 billion after getting $244 million rate hike
Duke Energy is proposing the most expensive power plant project in Indiana since their infamous $3.5 billion Edwardsport boondoggle over a decade ago.
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Citizens Action Coalition is a 501(c)4 not-for-profit organization founded in 1974 by organizations, churches, labor unions, and senior groups who saw the need for a grassroots organization dedicated to protecting consumers during the energy crisis.
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CAC advocates on behalf of Hoosiers on issues regarding energy policy, utility reform, health care, pollution prevention, and family farms.