Indiana’s All of the Above Approach to energy policy enables Hoosiers to maintain a reliable and resilient grid while supporting growth in renewable resources and emerging technologies. Mitigating risks during this energy transition is key to establishing a solid policy foundation focused on affordability for consumers, predictable decision-making by regulators, and an investment-friendly environment for economic development.
Indiana’s fuel mix looks quite different than it did a decade ago. The chart below illustrates Indiana’s fuel diversity in 2020.
Biomass
0.5%
Coal
47.3%
Hydro
0.3%
Natural Gas
31.7%
Nuclear
11.1%
Solar
0.4%
Wind
6.5%
Other Gasses
1.8%
Other
0.5%