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A Whole New Ballgame: Indiana Coal and the New Energy Landscape

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Client: Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana

Authors: Liz Stanton, PhD, Bryndis Woods, Joshua Castigliego, Eliandro Tavares and Sagal Alisalad

February 2020

Clinic Director and Senior Economist Liz Stanton, PhD, Researchers Bryndis Woods and Joshua Castigliego and Assistant Researchers Eliandro Tavares and Sagal Alisalad prepared a report on behalf of the Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana that responds to several myths that persist regarding claimed benefits of aging coal-fired generators over renewable wind and solar. The report finds that legacy power generation sources like coal are characterized by a lack of flexibility, making them costly and inconvenient to integrate with more modern renewables.

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tags: Liz-Stanton, Bryndis-Woods, Joshua-Castigliego, Eliandro-Tavares, Sagal-Alisalad
categories: Coal Plants, Indiana, Renewable Energy
Friday 02.07.20
Posted by Liz Stanton
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