• The cost is minimal. An extensive report by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory shows a small percentage impact in various states.
• A study by the Engineering Economic Associates of Indianapolis found that the cumulative rate impact of a 10 percent RES in Indiana would range from -2 percent to 4 percent. This is the only publicly available, Indiana-specific rate impact study on an RES.
• The cost of inaction means loss of new investment and jobs. Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania are leading the nation in clean energy investment, due to policies that encourage clean energy.
We are Indiana business leaders who believe that Indiana has an extraordinary opportunity to become a leader in the construction of renewable energy and energy efficient systems, and the manufacturing of component of such systems. We are committed to advancing policy that will accelerate the development of these sectors in Indiana.
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