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Just Transition, Citizens Action Coalition oppose NIPSCO’s cost recovery plan (opens the original)
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The Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana and Just Transition Northwest Indiana are part of a coalition of public interest groups protesting NIPSCO’s attempt to recover $38 million in costs the utility claims it sustained under a federal order requiring it to keep open coal-fired units at R.M. Schahfer Generating Station, which were scheduled to retire at the end of 2025, according to a Wednesday filing. Other parties involved include the Sierra Club, Environmental Law and Policy Center, Citizens
Calumet Township residents hope power is restored soon as sewer concerns remain (opens the original)
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Calumet Township residents haven’t inched closer to power restoration, but Lake County officials are trying to provide more resources amid a sewer system issue that arose following the Aug. 11 derecho storm system. Residents in and around the Woods Park neighborhood said basic hygiene needs are a challenge as a recently installed sewer system only works when the power is on, and at least one resident has reported a sewage overflow and a developing sinkhole. Resident Pam Oliver said contractors r
Calumet Township residents say power outage leading to sewage issues (opens the original)
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A sewer project meant to move a Calumet Township residents off septic systems is proving no match for the extended power outages that have blanketed Northwest Indiana following the Aug. 11 derecho storm system. Residents in and around the Woods Park neighborhood are complaining of an inability to take care of basic hygiene needs for fear of it backing up onto their property, which, in at least one case, it already has. Pam Oliver, who resides in the Woods Park neighborhood with her husband, said
News briefs: Schools announce delays due to storm damage (opens the original)
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Several Northwest Indiana school districts are still without power and resources to reopen to students. On Saturday, the School Town of Highland announced it’s tentatively scheduling the first day for teachers for Monday, August 24, and the first day for students for Tuesday, August 25 as its buildings do not have stable power sources and are operating on generators. But it emphasized that the dates could change depending on whether the district regains stable power to our buildings, how the wal
Advocates critical of NIPSCO filings to recover costs from consumers (opens the original)
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NIPSCO is seeking to recover $38 million in costs that it sustained by a federal order requiring it to keep open coal-fired units at R.M. Schahfer Generating Station, which were scheduled to retire at the end of 2025, according to recent federal regulatory filings. NIPSCO made a filing in the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission case on Tuesday, saying the costs represent how much was required to comply with a U.S. Department of Energy order from Jan. 1 to March 31. The DOE has subsequently issu
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