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Testimony on Duke Energy Indiana's Demand Side Management and Energy Efficiency Programs for 2016-2018

Client: Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana

Author: Liz Stanton, PhD

March 2017

On behalf of Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana, Clinic Director and Senior Economist Liz Stanton, PhD submitted testimony in Cause No. 43955 DSM-4. Dr. Stanton provided an expert opinion as to whether or not Duke Energy Indiana’s 2017-2019 energy efficiency plan is reasonable under Indiana Senate Enrolled Act 412 (2015). She concluded that DEI’s plan should be rejected as unreasonable until all recommendations given in her testimony are incorporated into Duke's plan.

This testimony is part of a joint AEC and Anna Sommers LLC series of reviews of Indiana Demand Side Management plans on behalf of Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana.

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Friday 03.31.17
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