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INDIANAPOLIS—Hoosiers are growing increasingly frustrated with their unaffordable energy bills, yet customers of the state’s five investor-owned utilities remain in the dark about how much of their power bill goes [...]
We made it! Last night, Indiana lawmakers adjourned sine die—the Latin term for “indefinitely”—after eight weeks. We’ll dive deep into the bills that made it across the finish line below, [...]
The following statement can be attributed to Delaney Barber Kwon, Government Affairs Director for Indiana Conservation Voters: “Indiana Conservation Voters thanks Representative Shonkwiler, the General Assembly and Gov. Braun for [...]
With only one week remaining in the legislative session, the pace at the Statehouse has reached a fever pitch. We are thrilled to share some significant good news: House Bill 1002, [...]
Senate Bill 277 has gone from bad to worse. This week, lawmakers added in an amendment that would make it harder for state experts to research, test for and prevent [...]
On Feb. 11, 2026, Indiana Conservation Voters Conservation Campaign Manager Desi Rybolt delivered testimony in opposition to Senate Bill 277 in the House Committee on Environmental Affairs. Below is the [...]
Senate Bill 277 is scheduled for a hearing this week, and your state representatives need to hear from you immediately. We’ve warned that SB 277 might be the most dangerous [...]
We said it last week, and we’ll say it again: Senate Bill 277 might just be the most dangerous environmental bill moving through the General Assembly. It takes away oversight from [...]
We’re going to start with the most important action opportunity on our radar: Senate Bill 277. As currently drafted, this bill includes dozens of problematic provisions that would significantly undermine [...]
The second week of legislative session is behind us, and we testified on two big bills–one that’s designed to address utility affordability and one that would gut the Indiana Department [...]
