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Click to edit Master title style Indiana’s Clean Energy Future Presentation to Regulatory Flexibility Committee Sept. 18, 2013

Be affordable (including the ability to decline in cost over time) Be reliable Use and consume the least amount of water Rely on the least polluting resources and methods Effectively reduce greenhouse gases Sustainable Electric Generation Would… Trinity Episcopal Church, Bloomington

Certificate of need required by statute in exchange for least-cost service –Utilities must review, but not implement, least- cost options –No agreed-upon formula Health and environmental costs not taken into account Automatic rate adjustment mechanisms (trackers), including CWIP, also contribute to rising costs Ratepayers exposed to volatile fuel prices Affordability

No coordinated policy on water availability 65% of Indiana’s total water use is for cooling in coal-fired power plants 1 Coal-related water quality problems and unsafe mercury levels in fish throughout the state 2 Water Availability/Quantity 1 Indiana Water Resources Research Center: 2 ISDH: State of the Young Hoosier Child Environmental Health Report

Federal carbon rules coming No state climate policy or plan Coal-fired power plants are largest carbon dioxide contributors Carbon Pollution

Energy efficiency (building efficiency) as the foundation Distributed power – including wind and rooftop solar, biomass and less polluting resources Demand-response management Storage technologies The least amount of natural gas achievable, with its eventual phase-out Our Clean Energy Future

Distributed renewable generation, storage, end-use energy efficiency and micro-grids –Competitive business opportunities that expand economic opportunity –Greater potential for customer choice, diversity and competition –Can be implemented with protections for ratepayers Opportunities and Choice

Click to edit Master title style Policies that Hold Us Back Centralized generation of electricity No mandatory renewable energy standard to encourage gradual shift toward carbon-free energy Weak standards for protecting consumers in utility rate cases (CPCN, CWIP, trackers) No competition or least-cost decision-making required in utility capital decisions Restrictions on distributed generation (who can participate, how it’s financed)

Click to edit Master title style Policies We Support Protect and improve the Commission-imposed energy efficiency requirements Improve incentives for renewables and efficiency Improve net metering and feed-in tariff opportunities for renewable energy – Expand participation – Allow creative financing – Increase energy savings opportunities for schools, local governments, universities, etc.

Thank You Jodi Perras Indiana Campaign Representative Sierra Club Beyond Coal