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Testimony on Indiana Michigan Power IRP

Client: Sierra Club

Author: Senior Researcher Tyler Comings

Senior Researcher Tyler Comings filed testimony before the Michigan Commission on the Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). Mr. Comings found several major flaws with I&M's calculations which unfairly biased the results in favor of keeping its contracted power from some of the oldest coal units in the U.S. He also argued that this contract should be re-evaluated and that, in the event of its termination, related costs should not be passed on to ratepayers.

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tags: Tyler-Comings
categories: Renewable Energy, IRP, Indiana, Michigan, Coal Plants
Monday 10.17.22
Posted by Liz Stanton
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