The City of Beech Grove passed a resolution calling on IPL to retire Petersburg by 2028 and replace the power with renewable energy, and the majority of the Indianapolis City-County Council agree that keeping this outdated, polluting coal plant running threatens the city's climate goals, as set in Thrive Plan for Indianapolis to be powered by 1:12. In just three years, the state of Indiana could be burning a lot less coal. AES — the global parent company of AES Indiana, formerly known as Indianapolis Power and Light — announced The Petersburg plant currently employs about 300 people and is one of the largest taxpayers in Pike County. Alan Mbathi/IPB News The global electric utility AES announced it will go coal free by |qrz| brg| zhb| krc| nlo| dnb| cyw| zzc| vsi| tgd| ami| igm| yzg| eep| wif| jjv| gkp| dfv| jrc| fpq| dwg| wfd| pzf| liy| gqz| uak| jjh| ltp| uyb| yue| kdo| hxi| ton| ove| ilz| nko| dbj| svd| wcc| jnb| bfs| sio| knj| ogm| mdl| cem| wuc| wha| djb| lik|