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Why Reliable Energy?

Reliable Energy, Inc. is dedicated to promoting a safe, reliable, and affordable energy supply through active legislation and regulatory efforts combined with a grassroots strategy.

Energy experts, such as the North American Electric Reliability Commission (NERC), have warned that maintaining a consistent power supply has become increasingly challenging for our nation’s grid operators. Among these operators, the Midcontinent Independent Systems Operator (MISO), which provides services in 15 U.S. states, including Indiana, has identified a pressing need for additional power resources. According to MISO and other grid operators, the decision to replace reliable power sources with intermittent sources like wind and solar is contributing to the unreliability of the electrical grid.

Reliable Energy advocates for an “all of the above” energy strategy that utilizes the state’s abundant resources, such as coal, while also promoting innovation. It is essential to ensure that Hoosier households and manufacturers have access to reliable power and are not exposed to rolling blackouts, as experienced in California. The state’s extreme weather conditions, with hot summers and cold winters, make maintaining a consistent power supply imperative.

Reliable Energy emphasizes the importance of a reliable energy supply and advocates for affordable electric rates. In recent years, Indiana’s utility rates have significantly increased due to the closure of many of the state’s coal plants. As a result, Indiana’s ranking for utility rates has dropped to 29th in the country, a significant decline from its previous position as the fifth lowest. Please take a look at the chart below.

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Hoosiers FOR RELIABLE ENERGY

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💡 Indiana’s existing coal fleet is one of the most affordable ways to meet growing electricity demand.

As data center demand grows, maximizing these existing, around-the-clock power plants could help keep rates affordable, strengthen reliability, and bring new customers onto the grid faster.

📄 Read the full report: www.aoenergy.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/The-Indiana-Levelized-Cost-of-Energy-Report-Always-On...
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💡 Indiana’s exi

"Solar is the only resource category that is guaranteed one outage a day at minimum. Coal will run 24 hours a day and 7 days a week when you have times of strain."

🎤: Deputy Secretary of Energy James Danly
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"This is part of a broader purpose that we have, which is to retain ALL the generation we can on the bulk power system. And in fact, add as much more as possible, as quickly as we can."

🎤: Deputy Secretary of Energy James Danly
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Thanks to Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and his office for stepping up to fight for the Rockport power plant. Indiana now has a real opportunity to save 2,600 megawatts of much-needed power! 💡

As many of you know, Indiana Michigan Power had planned to retire units at the Rockport Generating Station in Spencer County under a federal consent decree. This plant directly employs over 170 people and provides a major share of local tax revenue for the surrounding community. With power demand in Indiana Michigan Power's service territory projected to more than double by the early 2030s, keeping reliable power sources online matters now more than ever.

Want to dig deeper into why this fight matters? Reliable Energy's recent op-ed breaks down the stakes for Indiana's grid.

Click the link below ⬇️
www.journalgazette.net/opinion/columnists/lawsuit-protests-2-600-megawatts-of-indianas-energy-int...
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Thanks to Indiana At

Under Secretary of Energy: "President Trump cares deeply about Americans, that's why affordability is top of mind...

Coal makes up a third of the global power generation. It's about 15-17% of U.S. electricity generation, but most importantly coal shows up when you need it most."
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Hoosier coal miners visiting the Indiana Statehouse to voice their support for commonsense legislation aimed at ensuring Indiana depends on reliable energy.

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