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Hadley, Ryan E

From: Ray Wilson <[email protected]>Sent: Friday, August 17, 2018 12:57 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Comments for State Wide Energy PlanAttachments: Indiana Energy Future.docx

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Please accept these comments for inclusion in the evaluation of the statewide energy plan. Thank you.

‐‐ Ray W. Wilson, P.E. 6448 Blossom Ln Indianapolis, In 46278 317 872‐6770

August 17, 2018

To: Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission

RE: 2018 Statewide Analysis of Future Resource Requirements for Electricity

From : Ray W. Wilson

6448 Blossom Ln

Indianapolis, IN 46278

Humans are facing the largest challenge in their history on earth – global warming and climate change as a result of increased carbon dioxide and methane in the atmosphere.

We absolutely need to do something about it. Indiana, as a significant contributor to the problem, also has a large opportunity to do something about it. We need to divorce ourselves from burning fossil fuels as soon as possible. Fortunately we are at point in history that not only is it the right thing to do, it is also the most economical thing to do. Wind and solar energy production of electricity is now less expensive than producing electricity with coal or natural gas.

While it appears to some that burning natural gas is an economical alternative, it is only common sense as we burn more of it, it will become scarcer, and the price will go up. In contrast, the cost of wind and solar energy is zero and will continue to be zero. And this is not taking into consideration the eventual tax or fees that will be added for the emission of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, the harmful health effects, and eventual cost to cleanup of the coal ash ponds that result from burning coal.

I have participated in creating several utility integrated resource plans. None of them have looked seriously at the opportunities afforded by renewable energy and the eventual need to convert our transportation fleet from gasoline and diesel fuel to electricity. This Indiana study of future electricity resource planning must be much more visionary, bold and common sense and not stuck in old thinking.

I want my state to become a leader:

• In the clean generation of electricity• The efficient use of electricity• The use of distributed generation of electricity• The use of electricity to power our cars and trucks• Laws and regulations that encourage our rapid movement to renewable generation of electricity• Leadership of our elected and appointed officials that will generate the inspiring vision of our

future• Funding and guidance for our universities to focus research on the alternative energy future• Our schools to incorporate the vision of the energy future into their daily curriculum• Our faith communities to take responsibility to teach about caring for creation

I want to see these requests to be included in the state energy plan for the future. It seems pretty straight forward. It can be done. It just needs some visionary thinking.

Please make it happen. Thank you for seriously considering my ideas.

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Hadley, Ryan E

From: Mike Mullett <[email protected]>Sent: Friday, August 17, 2018 12:50 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Comments re Draft Statewide Analysis

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Dear Commissioners and Staff -

The Indiana General Assembly enacted Senate Enrolled Act 412 in May 2015, which amended Indiana Code § 8-1-8.5-3 concerning a statewide analysis of long-range needs for expansion of facilities for the generation of electricity.

The law requires the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (Commission) to prepare a statewide analysis that includes (1) the probable future growth of the use of electricity; (2) the probable needed generating reserves; (3) in the judgment of the Commission, the optimal extent, size, mix, and general location of generating plants; (4) in the judgment of the Commission, the optimal arrangements for statewide or regional pooling of power and arrangements with other utilities and energy suppliers to achieve maximum efficiencies for the benefit of the people of Indiana; and (5) the comparative costs of meeting future growth by other means of providing reliable, efficient, and economic electric service, including purchase of power, joint ownership of facilities, refurbishment of existing facilities, conservation (including energy efficiency), load management, distributed generation, and cogeneration.

As an individual who was personally involved in the original enactment of Indiana Code § 8-1-8.5-1 et al in the mid-1980s and who has participated in the Commission's Integrated Resource Planning process since it was initiated pursuant to that statute, I have a special personal interest in the Commission's Statewide Analysis. I also have a special personal interest because, hard as it is for me to believe, I am now not only a parent, but a grandparent and great-grandparent greatly concerned with the future of my children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. So, I submit these comments as an individual not as a member or representative of any organization or group.

As a preface to my other comments, I want to express my appreciation to the Commission for preparing this first Statewide Analysis, which I consider to be a significant step in the right direction regarding the evolution of the Commission's statutory role as the administrative agency with both the authority and the duty to conduct and report to the General Assembly and the Governor the results of its impartial, independent, and expert studies and analyses of the electric utility industry. I am especially but not exclusively appreciative of the collaborative involvement in and contributions to the Statewide Analysis of the Commission's Division of Research, Policy and Planning and the State Utility Forecasting Group (SUFG). I am also thankful that the Statewide Analysis relies on sources of information in addition to the integrated resource plans of the individual electric utilities which are required by law to prepare and submit them to the Commission, including especially but not exclusively the update modeling capability of the SUFG and key analyses and reports of such organizations as MISO, PJM, NERC and EIA. Finally, I very much appreciate the opportunity which the Commission has provided for interested organizations, groups and individuals to submit

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comments on the draft Statewide Analysis prior to finalizing it and transmitting it to the General Assembly and the Governor, including especially the extension of time for both the public hearing and the filing of written comments.

That said, I would offer the following general comments regarding the principal ways in which I believe that the Statewide Analysis could -- and should -- be improved to better serve the Commission's statutory role and the public interest of the State of Indiana.

First and foremost, I would urge the Commission to expand the breadth and depth of the Statewide Analysis. In my opinion, the current draft represents a document the scope and detail of which would be more consistent with an executive summary than the full-scale analysis and report which I believe is intended by Indiana Code § 8-1-8.5-3. I also believe that the customers who pay the Public Utility Fee which funds the Commission would consider the expenditure of the additional resources (including but not limited to the hiring of additional staff) required for a broader and deeper full-scale analysis and report to be well worth the cost.

Second, I believe that the information-gathering and analysis process underlying the Statewide Analysis could and should also be expanded in its breadth and depth, perhaps through a collaborative process involving an advisory executive committee and topical subcommittees of utility, customer, energy supplier and other representatives of the interested public. This is a process which the Commission has used to good effect in the past and I think would be especially useful at this "watershed time" in the continuing evolution of the electric utility industry. In this context, I also think that the Commission should consider a three-year cycle for updating its Statewide Analysis to coincide with the time frame which it recently decided makes the most sense for its Integrated Resource Planning cycle.

Third, it is my opinion that Indiana Code § 8-1-8.5-3 expressly intends that the Commission reach and transmit its conclusions, judgments and recommendations to the General Assembly and the Governor on the substantive matters within the scope of the Statewide Analysis. Certainly, the Commission must always be cognizant that it is an impartial, independent administrative agency led by appointed not elected public officials with only those authorities and duties conferred by statute. But, the Commission is also Indiana state government's principal repository of expertise and experience relating to the electric utility industry. And, when the controlling statute expressly requests an analysis and report which reflects "the judgment of the Commission," there should be no doubt that the state's elected officials are directing as well as inviting the Commission to offer them the benefit of its independent, impartial, expert conclusions, judgments and recommendations on the substantive matters within the scope of the Statewide Analysis.

Fourth, with respect to the substantive matters within the scope of the Statewide Analysis, I believe that the Commission has both the authority and the duty to address the implications of the dramatic technological and market transformations now taking place in the electric utility industry globally and nationally for the evolution of Indiana's existing business model and regulatory paradigm for the industry. In particular, I believe that the Statewide Analysis should include an independent, impartial review of the so-called "Utility of the the Future" research, analyses and discussions which are taking place in the larger world outside Indiana, including underlying statutory reviews, commission generic investigations, and other forums such as university and "think tank" conferences, colloquia and collaboratives.

Fifth and finally, my view is that the Statewide Analysis could and should address the implications of global climate change for the near-term future of the Indiana electric utility industry with respect to the topical matters spelled out in Indiana Code § 8-1-8.5-3 . In my opinion, to do otherwise would be

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"dereliction of duty" on the part of the Commission. Certainly, this part of the analysis must be independent and impartial and reflect "the judgment of the Commission" rather than any interest group or political party, but it cannot be a void or a vaccuum. In particular, my view is that the Commission should review and report on the implications for the Indiana electric utility industry of the so-called "Two Degrees Centigrade Scenario" incorporated in the Paris Climate Accords and being intensively and extensively developed, researched and analyzed around the world, including at Indiana and Purdue Universities here in Indiana. Whether any particular entity, group or individual agrees or disagrees with the science of global climate change is simply not relevant to the indisputable fact that it is a contingency of sufficient significance and probability to warrant the assessment of its most important consequences for the Indiana electric utility industry in a Commission Statewide Analysis being prepared in 2018.

While there are many other more specific comments I could offer, I believe that these general comments are the most important ones for me to make at this time. Accordingly, I will offer only these comments in this forum at this time and reserve others for other forums and later times. Thank you for your consideration of them.

Respectfully and appreciatively,

Michael A. Mullett 723 Lafayette Avenue Columbus, IN 47201 Phone: (812) 350-0707 E-Mail: [email protected]

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From: Ray Wilson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Friday, August 17, 2018 12:42 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana


Dear IURC,

August 17, 2018 To: Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission RE: 2018 Statewide Analysis of Future Resource Requirements for Electricity From : Ray W. Wilson 6448 Blossom Ln Indianapolis, IN 46278 Humans are facing the largest challenge in their history on earth ‐ global warming and climate change as a result of increased carbon dioxide and methane in the atmosphere. We absolutely need to do something about it. Indiana, as a significant contributor to the problem, also has a large opportunity to do something about it. We need to divorce ourselves from burning fossil fuels as soon as possible. Fortunately we are at point in history that not only is it the right thing to do, it is also the most economical thing to do. Wind and solar energy production of electricity is now less expensive than producing electricity with coal or natural gas.While it appears to some that burning natural gas is an economical alternative, it is only common sense as we burn more of it, it will become scarcer, and the price will go up. In contrast, the cost of wind and solar energy is zero and will continue to be zero. And this is not taking into consideration the eventual tax or fees that will be added for the emission of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, the harmful health effects, and eventual cost to cleanup of the coal ash ponds that result from burning coal. I have participated in creating several utility integrated resource plans. None of them have looked seriously at the opportunities afforded by renewable energy and the eventual need to convert our transportation fleet from gasoline and diesel fuel to electricity. This Indiana study of future electricity resource planning must be much more visionary, bold and common sense and not stuck in old thinking. I want my state to become a leader:

In the clean generation of electricity The efficient use of electricity The use of distributed generation of electricity The use of electricity to power our cars and trucks Laws and regulations that encourage our rapid movement to renewable generation of electricity Leadership of our elected and appointed officials that will generate the inspiring vision of our future Funding and guidance for our universities to focus research on the alternative energy future Our schools to incorporate the vision of the energy future into their daily curriculum Our faith communities to take responsibility to teach about caring for creation I want to see these requests to be

included in the state energy plan for the future. It seems pretty straight forward. It can be done. It just needs some visionary thinking. Please make it happen. Thank you for seriously considering my ideas.

Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis.

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This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now.

Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy.

Sincerely,

Ray Wilson 6448 Blossom Ln. Indianapolis, IN 46278 [email protected] (317) 408‐7418

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From: Regina Siefert ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Friday, August 17, 2018 8:35 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana


Dear IURC,

We feel strongly that the state should be utilizing resources that already exist daily‐‐like the sun, the movement of water, most days the wind. Why not harness something that happens daily? It is the intelligent thing to do. Thank you




Sincerely,

Regina Siefert 23025 Pocket Rd Batesville, IN 47006 [email protected] (812) 934‐5213


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From: Mary Stoffregen ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2018 5:54 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Our health, our economic future and our planet are at stake here. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mary Stoffregen PO Box 100 Oldenburg, IN 47036 [email protected] (812) 933‐6576 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Carolyn Vann ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2018 12:08 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Dear IURC members: The future of us all depends on the adoption of renewable energy which is already cheaper than using fossil fuels and which is much, much cleaner! Please don't let the large power companies dictate our energy policies. Instead help reduce pollution of our land, air and water while significantly decreasing the release of CO2 increasing climate change effects which are already causing tremendous health and environmental damage. Please adhere to scientifically referred studies. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Carolyn Vann 9044 N. Prairie Rd. Springport, IN 47386 [email protected] (765) 749‐4778 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mary Starkey ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2018 11:02 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We need keep adding renewable energy resources we Cannot Keep Taking from the earth. There are other ways to get our energy. Please do the right thing Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mary Starkey 1012 Longfellow Ln Plainfield, IN 46168 [email protected] (317) 292‐8107 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Gregory Larsen ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2018 11:09 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Gregory Larsen 123 Jeffrey St Chesterton, IN 46304 [email protected] (219) 331‐4171 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sandra Jordan ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sandra Jordan 205 Belden St Michigan City, IN 46360 [email protected] (219) 875‐4623 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rita Englum ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rita Englum 1433 Alimingo Dr Indianapolis, IN 46260 [email protected] (317) 257‐8039 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Liana Castro ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Time to save the world now. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Liana Castro 9422 Shelby Lane Crown Point, IN 46307 [email protected] (219) 718‐5518 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Amy DeVries ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Amy DeVries 1903 Jackson St. Portage, IN 46368 [email protected] (219) 789‐8702 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Robert Halko ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Robert Halko 6815 East 300 North Grovertown, IN 46531 [email protected] (574) 867‐5153 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Gary Schieben ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,




Sincerely,

Gary Schieben 1820 w. 84 th. Avenue Merrillville, IN 46410 [email protected] (219) 750‐9153


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Hadley, Ryan E

From: Michelle Carr <[email protected]>Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2018 1:35 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Comment on the Statewide Analysis of Future Resource Requirements for Electricity


Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission,

My name is Michelle Carr. I live in Columbus,Indiana. I am a wearer of many hats. I am a Climate Reality Leader, an Committee Chair Of Columbus's Energy Matters, an Executive Committee Chair for my local Sierra Club group as well as a delegate for the State Chapter. But the reason I took on so many hats is due to the most important hat I wear and that is the hat of a Hoosier mother. I am sure being in the positions that you are, you understand the need to want to help others. I was in such a place as well back in 2016 when I decided that I needed to do more to help ensure that my kids and those of their generation have a habitable planet in which to reside. We all know that Climate Change is a reality. I'm sure you are just as aware that our state is in the top four rankings for having the worst air pollution. We are currently the home to four super polluters in southwestern Indiana. That which collectively pump out millions of pounds of toxic air pollution. We know the harm that this places on our citizens. We know such pollution causes many health issues, many of which are life threatening. We know the affect that such pollution has on our land and air. We know these affects are heating up our planet. If you don't know the affects of climate change in Indiana I highly recommend that you visit Purdue's Climate Change Impact Report. https://ag.purdue.edu/climate/ These issues are all byproducts of the fact that we continue business as usual, removing from the ground toxic materials so we can light our homes or send a public comment in an email. We know that Fossil Fuels are a limited supply and will one day be gone. And though they have allotted some to become very wealthy, they will eventually dry up. What happens then if we aren't looking in a new direction or have a plan b? The current analysis is continuing business as usual without taking into consideration the health of Hoosiers, our planet and lacks a plan b when we have nothing left to burn. A good plan is one that not only looks out for those it impacts but also is proactive and not reactive. I believe we have a wonderful opportunity to be proactive here. We can REPOWER our state with clean energy. A fast growing field that supplies more jobs in our state than that of the coal industry. Clean energy is just that, clean. A sun spill is literally called a sunny day. A wind spill is an excellent day to fly a kite and no one's health is put into jeopardy. Renewable energy is by its very name, unlimited. We won't have to worry about finding that the sun has completely disappeared. If we ever do,than I assure you, we will have bigger problems than the lack of electricity. In the end, there are reasons why we don't wash all of our laundry by hand anymore, ride in horse pulled buggies or cover our the interior of our homes with lead based paint. So why would we still rely on outdated and harmful methods to power our state? This is our opportunity to change. This is our opportunity to leap into the future. This is our opportunity to be good stewards of our planet and make that difference that could mean the WORLD to our children. Thank you for listening to my thoughts, Michelle Carr

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From: Kaci Sulzberger ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,

In a single hour, the amount of power from the sun that strikes the Earth is more than the entire world consumes in an year.

To put that in numbers, from the US Department of Energy:

Each hour 430 quintillion Joules of energy from the sun hits the Earth. That's 430 with 18 zeroes after it!

In comparison, the total amount of energy that all humans use in a year is 410 quintillion Joules.




Sincerely,

Kaci Sulzberger 55 N 10th Ave Beech Grove, IN 46107 [email protected] (317) 985‐0931


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From: Karon Gibbons ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,




Sincerely,

Karon Gibbons 9228 Aboite Ctr Rd Fort Wayne, IN 46804 k‐[email protected] (517) 740‐0573


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From: James Alt ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,

The cost of coal will continue to go up as they have to go deeper to get it. Also need to include the cost of treating black lung in coal miners. Should also include the cost of treating breathing issues among the general public due to the particulates bumped into the air be coal fired generating plants.




Sincerely,

James Alt 7829 Harrisburg Ln Fort Wayne, IN 46835 [email protected] (248) 200‐9369


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From: Kathy Guffey ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2018 11:14 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana needs to embrace the future to have any impact in our future economy. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kathy Guffey 2659 Frasier Fir Dr Greenwood, IN 46143 [email protected] (317) 417‐9350 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rita Prangle ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We DEMAND affordable, renewable energy. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rita Prangle 2032 Poppy Ct Mishawaka, IN 46544 [email protected] (574) 855‐4928 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Miriam Asya ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Make Indiana Clean Energy state. Fund more wind and solar. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Miriam Asya 8227 Jefferson Ave Munster, IN 46321 [email protected] (773) 865‐9637 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Laura Hill ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Laura Hill 701 lawton st Bicknell, IN 47512 [email protected] (812) 690‐0558 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sara McCandless ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I appreciate the work Indiana has to offer for their citizens. I know that transition is sometimes hard to make. But I'm hoping Indiana can look at others that are making the transition of efficient energy. The benefits they receive in doing so. I care so much for the health of the people and the environment we live in. Please make this change for us. Have faith in the future! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sara McCandless 12874 Redskins Av. Fishers, IN 46037 [email protected] (317) 219‐6092 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Judith Nancarrow ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Judith Nancarrow 1842 Alabama Fort Wayne, IN 46805 [email protected] (260) 422‐5134 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Laura Murillo ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Monday, August 13, 2018 10:56 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Laura Murillo 2241‐A Grand Prix Dr Indianapolis, IN 46224 [email protected] (317) 529‐8415 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: John Phipps ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Move Indiana forward with the rest of the country and consider renewable energy sources when setting utility policy. Fossil fuels need to be reasonably and practically phased out. Take the long view for the sake of future generations of Hoosiers. Look forward. not mired in the past. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, John Phipps 4595 Allen Drive Carmel, IN 46033 [email protected] (317) 370‐4802 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sara Hermesch ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We recently installed a solar array and are very happy with it. The thing we are not happy about is the fact that Indiana is not a pro‐solar state. There are no incentives to go solar in Indiana unlike other states and the utility companies don't treat customers fairly when they purchase energy from us. As stated Indiana is going to be left behind if we don't start recognizing and rewarding those who do decide to use the solar energy which is available to all of us. Thank you Mrs Sara Hermesch Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sara Hermesch 7173 S Co Rd 60 East Greensburg, IN 47240 [email protected] (812) 614‐7308 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ben Weller-Passman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ben Weller‐Passman 4207 south Randolph street Indianapolis, IN 46227 [email protected] (317) 522‐7599 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Janet Boardman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I support wind and solar energy. It is imperative that we move away from fossil fuel and embrace renewable energy. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Janet Boardman 109 E 18th St La Porte, IN 46350 [email protected] (219) 363‐4493 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Vicki Jones ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Do what is Right. We are suppose to be moving forward not backward. So get off the fossil fuels. They served their purpose but it's time to let them go. Solar, Wind...renewable energy Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Vicki Jones 1721 S Linwood Evansville, IN 47713 [email protected] (812) 604‐0455 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: James Bruns ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I feel based on Purdue university's climate change report, regarding high emissions as well as medium, that the hazards posed by fossil fuels and pollution have to be offset as a minimum, if not planning for zero emissions in the not too distant future. As a family shareholder in some of the utilities and energy companies, we have been voting at the corporate level for these changes for the last few years. Recently, We have purchased only Utilities who are more invested in alternative energy.Even though initial capital may seem less cost effective , in the long run limited resources will prove them to be extremely cost effective with superior efficiencies, utilizing the utility's and energy technology combined. Thank you, Jim Bruns Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, James Bruns 15 Red Oak Ct Batesville, IN 47006 [email protected] (812) 934‐6590 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Annette GRISLEY ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please act responsible for the citizens for Indiana. Utilities are retiring coal and, so far, replacing it with mostly new gas infrastructure. Meanwhile, the cost of new wind and solar power is lower today than the average cost of running a coal plant in Indiana and also lower than the cost of building new gas. We can benefit by investing in wind and solar power. Annette Grisley Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Annette GRISLEY P.O. Box 100 Oldenburg, IN 47036 [email protected] (812) 933‐6455 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Amy Wilson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please consider changing this old age policy and becoming a greener state. There is plenty of wind and sun to provide electricity to many communities. Time to get out of the pockets of fossil fuels and into the future! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Amy Wilson 231 East South street Mooresville, IN 46158 [email protected] (317) 383‐6252 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Tracy Richardson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I support the use of clean, renewable energy in Indiana and moving away from fossil fuel. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Tracy Richardson 5853 Brockton drive #2 Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 840‐5838 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Bill Murphy ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I lived in WV and know first‐hand the horrible results from mining and burning coal, and I've seen the irreparable damage done by fracking. Indiana must promote renewable energy and stop extracting and burning fossil fuels. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Bill Murphy 7835 Tufton St. Fishers, IN 46038 [email protected] (317) 849‐4868 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sam Chambers ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Monday, August 13, 2018 11:08 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please don't let my state be left behind. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sam Chambers 7420 S. Mooresville Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46221 [email protected] (317) 670‐7122 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Andy Evans ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Andy Evans 527 parry South Bend, IN 46617 [email protected] (574) 252‐9979 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Tony Konieczny ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Tony Konieczny 4557 N 175 E La Porte IN 46350 United States La Porte, IN 46350 [email protected] (219) 575‐2560 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rocky Davis ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We all don't want to see the air pollution of the 60's and 70's come back! I will be voting for people who support CLEAN AIR CLEAN WATER and LOOK to the future for CLEAN ENERGY! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rocky Davis 810 Savannah Drive Crown Point, IN 46307 [email protected] (219) 663‐6569 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Laura Rossi ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, In this day and age our state should concentrate on moving to renewable energy sources. We want more jobs in Indiana. Beginning the move to renewable energy will create job opportunitues, enable an upgrade to our grid infastructure, and save our state money in the long run. We need to leave it in the ground as soon as possible. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Laura Rossi 6417 Trier Rd Fort Wayne, IN 46815 [email protected] (260) 205‐9702 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Cheryl Fischer ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2018 11:17 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please work to move Indiana power plants to hreen energy. Stop burning coal to generate electricity. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Cheryl Fischer 223 Crestwood Dr Michigan City, IN 46360 [email protected] (219) 677‐1776 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mary Linden ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mary Linden 8772 Monroe Ave. Munster IN 46331‐2428 United States Munster, IN 46321 [email protected] (312) 659‐4054 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rachel Wambach ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rachel Wambach 209 Blackford Ave Evansville, IN 47713 [email protected] (812) 431‐6529 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Debra Emge ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I was born and raised in Southwestern Indiana. I've watched friends die young. Our air is horrible in this armpit of the state and our health insurance rates are higher because of it. The amazing thing is we also pay more for our utility costs than the rest of the state. I guess it's a privilege to be poisoned. Please don't let this continue. I would like for my granddaughter to live a long happy life. Does she need to move? Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Debra Emge 11929 Vienna Rd Wadesville, IN 47638 [email protected] (812) 985‐9152 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Donald Wagner ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Donald Wagner 281 N Pershing Ave Indianapolis, IN 46222 [email protected] (765) 586‐6678 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Iris Vallier ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2018 8:56 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana


Dear IURC,

Solar panels and wind power are essential. Indiana should take a lead in our future. Climate change is real, and we need real action.




Sincerely,

Iris Vallier 11205 Delight Creek Rd Fishers, IN 46038 [email protected] (317) 946‐8354


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From: James Woodbury ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I'm not an idiot, solar panels and windmills still use fossil fuels to create them. The true source of power is thorium salt nuclear reactors. Until then, I support the use of fossil fu else like oil and coal. I don't want eyesore like solar panels and windmills ruining the countryside of Indiana. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, James Woodbury 32 Knoll Ct, Apt B Carmel, IN 46032 [email protected] (419) 270‐3091 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Laura Sischo ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, IURC THEY'RE saying to us is WE DON'T DESERVE CLEAN AIR. YES WE DO .LIVING AROUND THE GREAT LAKES IS THE WORST.POLLUTION SITES EVER . WE DESERVE CLEAN AIR AND WATER ,MAKE UP ALL THE EXCUSES YOU WANT WE ARE STILL BREATHING IT ,DRINKING IT ,AND NOTABLY EATING IT ENOUGH IS ENOUGH . Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Laura Sischo 6222 Tryon Rd Michigan City, IN 46360 [email protected] (219) 229‐3711 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kimberly Gray ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Renewable energy MUST be part of Indiana's future! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kimberly Gray 11336 Rolling Springs Drive Carmel, IN 46033 [email protected] (317) 555‐5555 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kenneth Deal ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I want to go GREEN/SOLAR , Why can't we get help to do so any more , I own my own home out right ! I recently was disabled ( work accident ) Barely making it on states disability pay ( $1,750 a month ) I want to get Solar on the roof to help us deal with our Outrageous electric bills during the Summer , WHY do I have to keep paying IandM Power if I go Solar ?????? Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kenneth Deal 30950 Carroll Ave. Elkhart, IN 46516 [email protected] (574) 674‐6414 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Carole Knoles ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, My current utility company is now offering green energy. We must get away from coal and use solar and wind as primary energy sources in Indiana. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Carole Knoles 1733 Cleveland Whiting, IN 46394 [email protected] (219) 670‐2800 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Pam Wesolowski ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Clean and renewable energy is the future. Any Indiana facilities need to stop relying on fossil fuels! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Pam Wesolowski 1102 S 32nd Street South Bend, IN 46615 [email protected] (574) 288‐1389 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Brian Kratzer ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I remember SMOG‐FILLED skies as a child. I don't want to see them again. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Brian Kratzer P O Box 13721 Fort Wayne, IN 46865 [email protected] (260) 341‐2759 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Daryl Bannon ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We in Indiana should be building more permaculture and sustainable communities through one retrofitting the existing structures and two buy building new structures with ever‐improving knowledge that we have come into understanding we have so many things that we can do to make it so we don't even need the utility companies except for a backup for the corporations we have so many different varieties of concrete that can do amazing things like prevent concrete which allows water to go through in heat to come up through there by keeping it from freezing as well as hydroplaning we have hip Crete's we have aerated concrete to which the benefits of both are just off the charts CFC Concrete have been used in Europe for over 50 years and have only gotten better with no toxic side effects we have millions of different kinds of solar collection devices and ways to use it we have many new gasification processes to turn trash into fuel cleanly and efficiently and or recycle them upcycle t hem or straight out reuse them we have many forms of wind power we have many ways to create new fuels new biomatters new biomass materials earthships have had many problems but they have also shown many solutions as well as many other Sustainable Building designs we need to start looking at all of them as one holistic entity instead of many separate parts we will find that we can use the downsides of one to fix problems of the others and vice versa if Germany can go from a completely nuclear Society to a completely solar Society in under 2 years I see no reason why Indianapolis who supported permaculture and sustainability in the Water Systems and clean air can't build a more permaculture in sustainable based society in short time where food water gas electric shelter all the things necessary for life are supported by the system that we live in they're by allowing us to do better at the Technologies in development of new things unfortunately no matter what the state passes y ou will have backward communities that will fight this thereby making it so only those who can afford to get out into the country and or are Mega rich will be able to benefit from these policies I lived in Speedway I had a house retrofitted so it had no utilities and a fire pit with a geodesic dome built over my neighbor's love me and the local ordinances Police Department fire department Health Department you name it if it was a department of Speedway they harass me till I could no longer afford to mess with Their fines and bull and keep up my mortgage all while three members of my family were passing away I was fighting them on this so unless you intend on forcing these communities to adopt such Concepts as few of them really have like Fountain Square and some of the community around Butler things won't get better until the ignorance is eliminated through educating Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy.

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Sincerely, Daryl Bannon 1105 n exeter Indianapolis, IN 46222 [email protected] (317) 566‐4367 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jane Rapinchuk ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We need to switch from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources like wind and solar. We should not turn to fracking or nuclear, but invest in better batteries and storage. We need to think long term, and not about entrenched energy interests continuing to get richer. There are already more renewable energy jobs in Indiana than fossil fuel jobs. We already cannot contain and treat the water from industrial sites(such as old Pence Family gas stations) polluting our water. We do not need to continue polluting our air and water. Indiana already has very poor air quality. Time to clean up!! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jane Rapinchuk 9095 Pebblepointe Circle Zionsville, IN 46077 [email protected] (317) 973‐0959 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Susan Sernau ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2018 11:30 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Solar and wind are not only cheaper in the long run, they protect the health of our children. I hate being in a state considered to be one of the most regressive and backwards in the nation when it comes to energy policy. Much better to be a leader in solid renewables and a champion of health for our people. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Susan Sernau 1420 E Monroe St South Bend, IN 46615 [email protected] (574) 287‐3325 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Amber Murphy ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana has been yanked backwards and de‐evolved by recent leadership and Indiana has suffered greatly. Please, as a born Hoosier, who wants to love my home state again... Do the RIGHT thing for our future citizens. Alternative energy is imperative to growth. Please stop the fossil fuel plunge into greedy consumption. We ARE better than that. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Amber Murphy 297 Ravinia Dr S Valparaiso, IN 46385 [email protected] (219) 762‐5113 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Laura Merriman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, This is the future ‐ we can change and adapt now or suffer the long term consequences! This is about more than money, it's about the lives of our future populations. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Laura Merriman 4718 Guilford Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46205 [email protected] (260) 571‐3666 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Edward Cook ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We can't breathe money. There are no other planets to stand on. Please do the right thing for our children, and sleep better at night. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Edward Cook 8875 W Aqua Ln Huntingburg, IN 47542 [email protected] (812) 455‐3977 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Marla DeCoster ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Give people option to have clean energy without penalizing them for choices like solar power. Think long term effects past the immediate financial gain of business as usual. Let's leave a liveable plant for future generations. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Marla DeCoster 401 Marlene Dr Evansville IN 47712‐2975 United States Evansville, IN 47712 [email protected] (812) 424‐1401 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sydney Sales ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sydney Sales 10152 N Halstead Dr La Porte IN 46350 United States La Porte, IN 46350 [email protected] (219) 379‐6366 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Barton Heath ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Forty‐three years ago Denmark began to use Renewables and plan for the future. That is also the same time that we were building the coal‐fired power plants in Southwestern Indiana. Now we watch as the rest of the world promotes their renewable progress while we parade around in make America great again hats as we are pickled in our own pollution. It's time to prove our greatness through solar and wind power. All that we are showing the world by using oil, gas and coal is our greed. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Barton Heath 1744 Brent Drive Newburgh, IN 47630 [email protected] (812) 431‐6163 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Connie Smith ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Connie Smith 5421 Thompson Rd Fort Wayne, IN 46816 [email protected] (260) 446‐5529 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Abby Molino ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana deserves to have forward thinking leadership, policies, plans and programs. Hoosier lives‐both now, and in the future‐ depend on clean air, clean water and clean energy. We cannot have a healthy future by ignoring all the lessons of the past. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Abby Molino 5790 w homestead drive Frankton, IN 46044 [email protected] (765) 621‐8168 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Nick Klepinger ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Nick Klepinger 14066 wheeling court Fishers, IN 46038 [email protected] (317) 292‐5549 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rachelle Watts ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2018 11:40 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rachelle Watts 486 Costa Mesa Dr. Apt. A Greenwood, IN 46143 [email protected] (317) 667‐7198 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Katherine Josleyn ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,




Sincerely,

Katherine Josleyn 1943 S. Centennial Ave New Palestine, IN 46163 [email protected] (317) 586‐0498


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From: Susie DeMunbrun ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,




Sincerely,

Susie DeMunbrun 4236 woodland Streams Dr Greenwood, IN 46143 [email protected] (317) 590‐0504


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From: LaDonna Courey ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,




Sincerely,

LaDonna Courey 7211 Pecan ln Newburgh, IN 47630 [email protected](812) 573‐1566


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From: Rachel Mcree ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rachel Mcree 1826 E 67th St Indianapolis IN 46220 United States Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 414‐0113 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Barbara Maugeri ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,

Let be progressive not go back in time let Indiana be a state that cares about our environment




Sincerely,

Barbara Maugeri 2029 s. Franklin st South Bend, IN 46613 [email protected] (574) 993‐7878


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From: Amy Kistner <[email protected]>Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2018 5:09 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Comments regarding the use of fossil fuels


To whom it may concern,

Having spent twenty years in the eastern part of Kentucky where havoc has been done to the mountains by the coal industry, I wish to express my belief in the harm done to our environment and to the people who have lived in the areas where coal was mined. There is no such thing as clean coal. Yes, it served for awhile in the past but I have now seen the good done through solar panels and wind. It is time to encourage a new way to give energy to all and Indiana is far behind in this area. Let us save our planet in every way possible and the first and most necessary way is to provide clean air and stop the use of fossil fuels.

Thank you,

Amy Kistner

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From: Paul Klein ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,




Sincerely,

Paul Klein 6016 Harrow Dr. South Bend, IN 46614 [email protected] (574) 291‐3575


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From: Pat Sowinski ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,




Sincerely,

Pat Sowinski 9797 Barth dr Zionsville, IN 46077 [email protected] (317) 733‐0762


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From: Isabella Ponader ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,




Sincerely,

Isabella Ponader 4455 N. Park Ave Indianapolis, IN 46205 [email protected] (317) 257‐3283


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From: Derek Piper ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>



Dear IURC,

We need renewables!




Sincerely,

Derek Piper 5412 Culver Ln Greenwood, IN 46142 [email protected] (812) 219‐2909


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From: Erich Richter ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please and thank you! Our state can rely more on clean, renewable energy! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Erich Richter 8407 Castlebrook Dr Indianapolis, IN 46256 [email protected] (317) 400‐3040 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Dawn Lundy ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2018 10:48 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Dawn Lundy 283 Woodland Lane Hobart, IN 46342 [email protected] (219) 945‐0514 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Patrick Foley ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, IURC. Are you practical visionaries? Then do what's economically powerful and long term sustainable. Oh, and do the math. DO YOUR JOB. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Patrick Foley 2238 Frisco place Indianapolis, IN 46240 [email protected] (317) 345‐5755 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: William Hutchison Jr. ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We can not move forward if we keep living in the past. It needs to be more about the quality of living for all, not the profit of some. Without good health and a healthy environment we have nothing. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, William Hutchison Jr. 15505 Mystic Rock Dr Carmel, IN 46033 [email protected] (317) 669‐2856 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: JoAnn Ailes ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, The era for fossil fuels have passed. It is time for every state to embrace the movement of clean renewable energy. No one had mentioned the risks of fossil fuels on the residents of our state and our planet. It is pass time for each individualand the US as a whole to devote every resource we have to cleaning up the mess that corporations have been allowed to do. Cleaning up our planet should not be political. Clean water, air and land can be as lucrative as the fossil fuels that polluted our state and our planet. This is the responsibility of everyone. Make Indiana the leader. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, JoAnn Ailes 575 E 950 N Westville, IN 46391 [email protected] (219) 588‐0388 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Natalie Stucky ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please include renewable energy sources. Fossil fuels are finite‐ they will run out some day. Plus they are expensive to source and use. Renewables are free. Also fossil fuels are much worse for public health and the environment. Lastly the renewable energy field creates as many or more employment opportunities than fossil fuels Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Natalie Stucky 301 e market Indianapolis, IN 46260 [email protected] (317) 610‐2462 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Diane Palma ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please, we have to step up for the environment now. Let us set a precedence, of clean energy and make the environment healthy again for us and future generations. This will attract families and businesses too. Because that is what all Americans want. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Diane Palma 7207 Birch Ave Hammond, IN 46324 [email protected] (260) 402‐8364 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kelsey Stinson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please please please use this opportunity as a turning point for the state to make a change for obtaining energy responsibly and efficiently. We have seen the efficacy of the wind mills, let's continues to utilize the space and rural landscape to improve our future. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kelsey Stinson 5770 Brockton Ct Indianapolis, IN 46250 [email protected] (317) 803‐6258 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Austin Matheny ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Austin Matheny 702 E Colfax Ave South Bend, IN 46617 [email protected] (555) 391‐2358 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Helen Templeton ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, It is years of denier's inaction that has brought us to this terrible place‐‐that we may suffer extreme heat and cold and wild swings of weather. Please face the facts and help yourselves, the rest of us and our children and grandchildren. This is our last chance and hope that it is not too late. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Helen Templeton 208 S Taft Ave Evansville, IN 47714 [email protected] (812) 476‐5851 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Linda Ash ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Green energy will provide a better planet for future generations. It is our responsibility. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Linda Ash 6444 N CR 375 E Pittsboro, IN 46167 [email protected] (317) 892‐8030 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: LeAnne Sampson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, LeAnne Sampson 7645 Samuel Drive Indianapolis, IN 46259 [email protected] (317) 507‐6864 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rachel Reagan ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rachel Reagan 2714 Repton Dr. Fort Wayne, IN 46815 [email protected] (260) 348‐6161 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Renee Erb ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Renee Erb 7401 w 247th ave Schneider, IN 46376 [email protected] (219) 552‐0493 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kristina Sharp ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kristina Sharp 12800 Cavalier Lane West Poseyville, IN 47633 [email protected] (812) 874‐2499 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Christopher Edwards ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Christopher Edwards 7032 Nottingham Ave Portage, IN 46368 [email protected] (219) 561‐3725 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Claudia Young ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana, especially southern Indiana's quality of life is negatively affected by fossil fuel plants. Something needs to be done. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Claudia Young 8174 Sydney Lane Avon, IN 46123 [email protected] (812) 449‐9069 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jacob Howard ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please, we are begging you, move toward renewable resources. Nipsco here in Michigan City is dumping rust flakes, limestone dust and God only knows what else into our lake and air. Please, for the future of our state, it is time for renewable resources!!! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jacob Howard 823 Manhattan st Michigan City, IN 46360 [email protected] (219) 229‐0290 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Marilyn Bauchat ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We have no need for fossil fuels if we invest in clean energy. This will lead to clean air and water for Hoosiers. We should not be 46th in the nation for air quality. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Marilyn Bauchat 1512 COPPERWOOD PLACE Carmel, IN 46033 [email protected] (317) 513‐6315 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rosemary Morse ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Phase out fossil fuels. Develop clean energy, wind and solar. Protect our air. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rosemary Morse 1115 MacArthur Circle Evansville, IN 47714 [email protected] (812) 430‐3896 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Natalie Jones ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Stop Pruitt Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Natalie Jones 7576 clay st Merrillville, IN 46410 [email protected] (219) 924‐2459 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Terrie Gibbs ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Terrie Gibbs 1715 Madison Evansville, IN 47714 [email protected] (812) 499‐8385 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Cynthia Hufford ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana is already one of th most polluted states, i and others who suffer from lung disease hav a hard time. And of course chemical pollution is horrid too. Save a child!!!! GO GREEN INDIANA!!!!!!! DONT LET BIG DADDY OIL INFLUENCE YOUR DESCISION. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Cynthia Hufford 2401beech st ste1 Valparaiso, IN 46383 [email protected] (219) 395‐6247 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Anne Corazzi ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Anne Corazzi 4115 Knightway Fort Wayne, IN 46815 [email protected] (260) 515‐3245 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jill Dutcher ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jill Dutcher 3021 Fail 4d La Porte, IN 46350 [email protected] (219) 561‐6324 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jack Sorensen ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, WE ARE OVERDUE FOR SIGNIFICANT CHANGE TO IMPROVE OUR POWER SOURCES. MR. A.B. BROWN(PRES. SIGECO) INDICATED IN 1967 THE NEED FOR SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN THE FUTURE‐ NOT A LOT OF PROGRESS SINCE! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jack Sorensen 10001 B STONES LN Evanston, IN 47531 [email protected] (812) 660‐1616 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sonia Glenn ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Intelligent representation in this facet of our future includes the acceptance of fact: fossil fuels are extremely dangerous and unnecessary. We have the resources and will to move into a cleaner and renewable energy future. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sonia Glenn 3622 Creston Drive Indianapolis, IN 46222 [email protected] (317) 457‐0458 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Susan Schafer ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Susan Schafer 5347 Meadowood Dr Speedway, IN 46224 [email protected] (317) 213‐4368 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sarah Haefner ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I support clean, renewable energy Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sarah Haefner 5268 E. SAUGANA TR. Rolling Prairie, IN 46381 [email protected] (219) 778‐2549 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kim Allanson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kim Allanson PO BOX 542 NASHVILLE, IN 47448 [email protected] (812) 325‐0518 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Dennis/April Clobes ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana needs to get with the program of clean, renewable energy. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Dennis/April Clobes 5573 Schneider Rd. Newburgh, IN 47630 [email protected] (812) 858‐5351 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Janet Born j ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I am very concerned about climate change and carbon emissions that come from fossil fuels. Clean Energy is the best way to get the energy we need. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Janet Born j PO Box 100 Oldenburg, IN 47036 [email protected] (812) 933‐6514 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Yvonne Desrosiers ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana and this nation as a whole must accept that the mining and burning of fossil fuels is doing irreparable harm to the environment and its inhabitants. The pollution levels caused by coal fired plants are sickening Hoosiers and shortening their lives. Please institute a policy that is guided by foresight and compassion. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Yvonne Desrosiers 3221 S. Locust Rd. South Bend, IN 46614 [email protected] (574) 360‐5949 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jennifer Norman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jennifer Norman 131 E Victoria St South Bend, IN 46614 [email protected] (574) 855‐6601 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Toni Martindale ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I think fraqqing is a huge mistake and completely in opposition to it. Alternative energy is what we need and is the way of the future. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Toni Martindale 5168 Great Lakes Dr N Evansville, IN 47715 [email protected] (812) 459‐5559 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Melanie Wheeldon ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Melanie Wheeldon 1828 E 65th Street Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 253‐6819 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Wendy Mangelsdorf ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We do not want to return to a time of smog filled air. Solar and wind are the way to go. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Wendy Mangelsdorf 19144 Glendale Ave South Bend, IN 46637 [email protected] (574) 243‐9162 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Catherine Schaefer ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Catherine Schaefer 2806 W. High Grove Circle Zionsville, IN 46077 [email protected] (630) 624‐1795 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Taylor Lipniskis ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Taylor Lipniskis 1360 N Brummitt Rd Chesterton, IN 46304 [email protected] (219) 926‐8306 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sarah Kirchner ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sarah Kirchner 2703 Huffman St Winona Lake, IN 46590 [email protected] (517) 902‐4699 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Liam Campbell-Carpenter ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Clean energy should be our present and future! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Liam Campbell‐Carpenter 1811 Crescent Ave. Fort Wayne, IN 46805 [email protected] (260) 438‐6763 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Joan Crist ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>Sent: Monday, August 06, 2018 12:16 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Dear IURC, as a citizen and a person of deep religious faith, I am both concerned and optimistic about Indiana's energy future. Concerned, because we must address the threat of climate change by reducing ‐‐ no, eliminating! ‐‐ CO2 emissions from our energy portfolio. Optimistic, because clean renewable energy solutions are available and I am confident that NIPSCO and our other Indiana companies have the ingenuity to implement them, especially wind power, in our state. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Joan Crist 7 Detroit St Hammond, IN 46320 [email protected] (219) 932‐2706 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Dennis Shock ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, As a grandfather with 8 grandchildren I am very concerned about the kind of earth they will inherit from us. I just recently attended the Purdue Climate Change Research Center presentation of their analysis of how climate change will affect Indiana agriculture. Please consider such studies when you propose an energy plan for Indiana's future. Thank you. Dennis Shock, Carmel Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Dennis Shock 5847 Hornbean Ct Carmel, IN 46033 [email protected] (317) 690‐4412 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Eric Mannweiler ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2018 12:32 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Not only are renewable energy sources sustainable, and cheaper than most fossil fuels (and will continue to become cheaper), they will create jobs for Hoosier communities! We need to include and prioritize renewable energy sources in Indiana. Please consider this, and include climate change in Indiana's future energy policy. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Eric Mannweiler 6040 Honeywell Dr Indianapolis, IN 46236 [email protected] (317) 445‐2543 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Patrick Niese ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2018 11:14 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Patrick Niese 5109 e morris mill st Batesville, IN 47006 [email protected] (812) 934‐2699 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Meagan Guilfoyle ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2018 7:55 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Meagan Guilfoyle 1808 E Windsor Dr Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (630) 624‐0401 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ben Lockwood ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2018 9:14 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ben Lockwood 116 Wallace Ave Indianapolis, IN 46201 [email protected] (317) 670‐9725 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jean Webb ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jean Webb 201 Montclair Ct Evansville, IN 47715 [email protected] (812) 204‐8157 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jessica Gawlik ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jessica Gawlik 2743 E North St Kendallville, IN 46755 [email protected] (260) 624‐0000 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: T Graf ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2018 4:29 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, T Graf 6424 Longview Beach Rd Jeffersonville, IN 47130 [email protected] (812) 725‐8703 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rick Chambon ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2018 10:21 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana needs to focus on renewable energy, and not rely on coal. We need to better prepare for the future and protect our air. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rick Chambon PO Box 904 Washington, IN 47501 [email protected] (812) 254‐7098 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Patricia Waters ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Patricia Waters 207 S Butler Ave Indianapolis, IN 46219 [email protected] (317) 531‐0688 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Schuyler Kempton ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Schuyler Kempton 801 National Road W Richmond, IN 47374 [email protected] (845) 616‐1661 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Teresa Morehead ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Monday, July 30, 2018 10:29 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Teresa Morehead 526 Buffalo Trail Cir Indianapolis, IN 46227 [email protected] (317) 884‐3831 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Heather McAninch ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, As a kid, I learned in school about renewable energies ( wind and solar power). I am still amazed that in Indiana, we still rely on fossil fuels. Please, let's move forward to clean energy in Indiana! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Heather McAninch 4035 W 00 Ns Kokomo, IN 46901 [email protected] (765) 437‐5187 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: MaryJane norman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana has the chance to lead the entire midwest in doing the right thing by moving away from coal and gas. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, MaryJane norman 1804 heather circle Indianapolis, IN 46229 [email protected] (317) 895‐7051 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Susan Ebershoff-Coles ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2018 10:39 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Very one‐sided. We need to consider all sources of energy ‐ especially solar ‐ and really consider the many many downsides of coal. Its day must pass and quickly. No new coal plants! Indiana persists in being one of the most backward thinking states in the union and I am so very disappointed and disillusioned in my home state. We are backward in so many areas but energy leads the list of our failures to have any vision for the future. I am really ashamed to be a Hoosier. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Susan Ebershoff‐Coles PO Box 725 Danville, IN 46122 [email protected] (745) 313‐1334 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mary Lockhart ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana has more than 20 coal‐fired power plants emitting sulfur dioxide into the air. This pollutant causes irritation to the mucous membranes of the eyes, nose, throat and lungs exacerbating illness like asthma and heart disease. The electric company can then transport this electricity to the East Coast for sale at a higher price while Hoosiers pay the cost of the pollution. Please resist the the strong lobbies of these corporations to undermine the environmental standards. Rooftop Solar should be encouraged to provide independence from a grid that could be brought down by unforeseen weather conditions or by hackers. Please encourage the use of renewable energy sources. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mary Lockhart PO Box 245 Geneva, IN 46740 [email protected] (260) 849‐9809 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Brian Hardwick ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Brian Hardwick 5946 Wilmington Pike Aurora, IN 47001 [email protected] (513) 240‐4906 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mary Tarallo ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mary Tarallo 10331 N 1000 W Demotte, IN 46310 [email protected] (219) 898‐2279 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Steve Gamblin ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Steve Gamblin 2112 S Montclair Ave Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 330‐0789 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Connie Withers ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana must protect the environment for people living today and protect it for the generations to come. Renewable energy is available and should have been used many years ago without their being a delay due to catering to the power companies. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Connie Withers 1691 E 900 S Fairmount, IN 46928 [email protected] (765) 243‐9528 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Emily Bogard ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2018 11:48 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Emily Bogard 304 E Smithville Rd Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 824‐9075 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Michael and Susan O'Loughlin ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana can take a leadership role in our energy future. Now is the time to step forward and show the nation that Indiana will pursue a clean energy agenda. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Michael and Susan O'Loughlin 925 Oakwood Trail Indianapolis, IN 46260 [email protected] (317) 257‐7266 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Judy Messer ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Judy Messer 1105 N County Road 190 W North Vernon, IN 47265 [email protected] (614) 284‐6069 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Charles Daugherty ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2018 6:42 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please drop your nineteenth century thinking and realize that coal and oil were huge mistakes that will take generations to correct‐‐if we are willing to stop using them. Continuing to use fossil fuels or nuclear (pronounced new klee ar) reactors is suicidal. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Charles Daugherty 1600 S Stockport Dr Muncie, IN 47304 [email protected] (765) 233‐4907 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Catherine Snyder ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Catherine Snyder 6271 Allisonville Rd Indianapolis, IN 46220 wil‐[email protected] (317) 253‐9164 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Karen Whitehead ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I believe the continued use of fossil fuels, namely coal will harm the environment. This includes harming human and animal health. More wind farms need to be considered to generate electricity. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Karen Whitehead 2311 Point West Dr Apt 3A Fort Wayne, IN 46808 [email protected] (260) 416‐6573 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Claude Mossian ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Claude Mossian 12610 Pembrooke Cir Carmel, IN 46032 [email protected] (317) 775‐0940 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Tom Hougham ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Tom Hougham 4001 W Hougham Rd Trafalgar, IN 46181 [email protected] (317) 878‐4210 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Richard Steiner ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Richard Steiner 8118 Lawrence Woods Blvd Indianapolis, IN 46236 [email protected] (317) 987‐4890 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Tamara Ashley ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Tamara Ashley 1041 Hermitage Dr South Bend, IN 46614 [email protected] (574) 256‐2245 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Joseph Hoess ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Friday, July 27, 2018 8:56 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Joseph Hoess 11183 Pottawotomie Trl Walkerton, IN 46574 [email protected] (574) 586‐7115 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Melinda Jones ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, It is time to remember we are in the 21st century ‐ and go forward with clean and efficient energy. The people of Indiana deserve it. Thank you. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Melinda Jones 5936 Dewey Ave Indianapolis, IN 46219 [email protected] (317) 352‐9738 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Beth Juliar ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please consider and include the value of clean and sustainable energy for economics and quality of life. I live here and this is an important issue to me. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Beth Juliar 9755 Clover Ct Unit 104 Fishers, IN 46037 [email protected] (501) 786‐9096 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jason Maynard ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jason Maynard 1414 N Sheridan St South Bend, IN 46628 [email protected] (269) 759‐9949 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Linda Eickmann ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, The above message reflects my thoughts exactly. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Linda Eickmann 94 Innisbrooke Trl Greenwood, IN 46142 [email protected] (317) 881‐9743 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Colleen Cleary ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Friday, July 27, 2018 11:26 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Colleen Cleary 1120 E Bradbury Ave Indianapolis, IN 46203 [email protected] (312) 391‐7349 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mike Souza ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mike Souza 216 Adams Blvd Terre Haute, IN 47803 [email protected] (619) 737‐6458 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Harold Crooks ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Harold Crooks 737 Wallace Ave Indianapolis, IN 46201 [email protected] (317) 730‐4850 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rebecca Dien-Johns ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rebecca Dien‐Johns 610 N Highland Ave Indianapolis, IN 46202 rebecca.dien‐[email protected] (317) 702‐3736 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Gordon Huey ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Gordon Huey 5246 Quincy Dr Columbus, IN 47203 [email protected] (812) 799‐3622 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Bradley Dechantal ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Drop expensive and polluting fossil fuel dependence now! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Bradley Dechantal 633 South St Apt 301 Munster, IN 46321 [email protected] (219) 803‐7503 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jerome Rud ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Since we know that global temperatures are rising it semms prudent to utilize emissions‐free sources of power such as solar and wind power instead of coal. The time is now to make this commitment. Thank you. Jerome Rud Former IDEM employee Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jerome Rud 724 Terrace Ln Greencastle, IN 46135 [email protected] (765) 653‐3636 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Stanton Mezo ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Stanton Mezo 5223 E 109th Pl Crown Point, IN 46307 [email protected] (219) 661‐1816 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ann Herron ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ann Herron 2249 Pearl Street Columbus, IN 47201 [email protected] (812) 371‐8808 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: A. Zamudio ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, A. Zamudio PO Box 544 Saint John, IN 46373 [email protected] (219) 689‐6693 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Beverly Phillips ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Beverly Phillips 1221 Tuckahoe Pl Apt 1B Munster, IN 46321 [email protected] (770) 656‐2625 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Earl Scott ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2018 11:04 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Earl Scott 934 Summerlin Ct Anderson, IN 46011 [email protected] (765) 644‐2303 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Pamela Rogers ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I would advocate for clean , renewable energy and rejoining the Paris climate accord Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Pamela Rogers 2323 Charlestown Pike Jeffersonville, IN 47130 [email protected] (812) 689‐0109 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Richard Skrzynecki ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Richard Skrzynecki 6116 W Broken Arrow Ct New Palestine, IN 46163 resngc6240‐[email protected] (317) 861‐6031 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Yasemin Fritchman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Yasemin Fritchman 1904 Tourmaline Dr Westfield, IN 46074 [email protected] (317) 993‐6680 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Richard Byers ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Richard Byers 9101 Log Run Dr N Indianapolis, IN 46234 [email protected] (317) 608‐3215 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Andrea Phan ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Andrea Phan 3423 Dellwood Ct Evansville, IN 47725 [email protected] (812) 457‐0431 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: M Topping ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, M Topping 1431 N Colorado Ave Indianapolis, IN 46201 [email protected] (317) 280‐7453 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Randy Johnson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please remove regulatory/legal obstacles to residential solar energy generation and storage installation. Develop regional coalitions to develop smart grid technology and installation. Lastly, set state goals of at least 30% renewable energy use by 2030. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Randy Johnson 4936 Cavendish Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 501‐2922 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Maria Hernandez ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Maria Hernandez 2609 S Roena St Indianapolis, IN 46241 [email protected] (317) 635‐3250 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Carol Wurgler ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Carol Wurgler 1050 N Buckingham Ct Greenfield, IN 46140 [email protected] (317) 891‐0640 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Anitra House ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Anitra House 4254 E Stephens Dr Bloomington, IN 47408 [email protected] (812) 334‐3789 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Robert And Janice Carrico ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Robert And Janice Carrico 52829 Wildflower Ln Elkhart, IN 46514 [email protected] (574) 266‐1362 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mark Grassman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mark Grassman 726 Negley Ave Evansville, IN 47711 [email protected] (812) 425‐7779 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Carol Haddad ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Carol Haddad 803 E Coolspring Ave Michigan City, IN 46360 [email protected] (219) 872‐1246 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Connie Everts ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Connie Everts 1135 E 3rd St Mishawaka, IN 46544 [email protected] (574) 252‐2142 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Patti Chapman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I'm very opposed to fracking. I don't think it is safe and I don't feel it is necessary. We have several renewable energies that aren't being considered, and I think that is a big mistake. I know Vectren, and other big energy companies like them, has lobbyists to make their voices heard. My voice, and individuals like me, deserve to have our ideas considered. I think people should be encouraged to use solar, wind and renewable energies when building homes or businesses. I have more thoughts on this issue. I feel very strongly about energy. We haven't made the best decisions in the past. We have a chance to change that here. Thank you so much for giving me the chance to have my ideas heard. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Patti Chapman 319 N 9th St Boonville, IN 47601 [email protected] (812) 457‐0510 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Nile Arena ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Nile Arena 844 S. Henderson Street Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 322‐8446 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Char Dapena ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana's air quality is highly polluted. We need alternatives to coal! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Char Dapena 3314 S Forrester St Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 333‐5445 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jerry Sipe ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jerry Sipe 622 Maplewood Ave Anderson, IN 46012 [email protected] (765) 649‐6075 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kirke Holmes ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kirke Holmes 1890 Stetson Ln Greenwood, IN 46143 [email protected] (317) 881‐7258 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sue Norris ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please, renewable energy only! Climate change is upon us, and we can't afford any more fossil fuel plants. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sue Norris 103 Lakenheath Way Logansport, IN 46947 se‐[email protected] (574) 753‐2234 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Claire Whalen ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, My vision for Indiana's energy future includes a transition ASAP to clean, renewable energy that is affordable for everyone. It involves energy generation by local communities through partnership with homes, businesses, schools, health centers, churches and local government generating most, if not all, of its own energy through renewable sources. I see existing utility companies collaborating with entrepreneurs to create jobs in the renewable energy sector for those who worked at power plants and in the fossil fuel extractive industries. My vision includes collaborative planning at the local, state and federal levels with all citizen stakeholders to move ASAP into a smooth transition to using clean and renewable energy sources. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Claire Whalen PO Box 100 Oldenburg, IN 47036 [email protected] (812) 933‐0818 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Michael Murphy ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Michael Murphy 2244 Teakwood Cir Apt D Highland, IN 46322 [email protected] (203) 470‐2679 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Linda Greene ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Linda Greene 7487 N John Young Rd Unionville, IN 47468 [email protected] (812) 336‐8036 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: James Bostian ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, James Bostian 434 N Drexel Ave Indianapolis, IN 46201 [email protected] (317) 353‐6902 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Timothy Haubry ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Timothy Haubry 4588 S 250 W Vallonia, IN 47281 [email protected] (317) 366‐5072 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Vickie Shearer ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Vickie Shearer 2064 S Maple Run Warsaw, IN 46580 [email protected] (574) 269‐7796 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ilze Akerbergs ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ilze Akerbergs 1215 S Stull Ave Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (888) 333‐3333 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: cassiday moriarity ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Elwood indiana and its windmills are known by thousands across the US. We need to keep up the momentum and change for the better Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, cassiday moriarity 6631 pasco ln Plainfield, IN 46168 [email protected] (317) 850‐2251 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Nicole Mcfarland ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Our states future energy and economic health can only benefit from including renewable and affordable options within the analysis. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Nicole Mcfarland 2460 W Whitley Rd Columbia City, IN 46725 [email protected] (352) 642‐4152 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Brian Bertram ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Brian Bertram 309 Shrack Ln Dunkirk, IN 47336 [email protected] (765) 228‐4481 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Patrick Callanan ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, While fossil‐fuel power providers continue to dig in their heels, whole countries have made the switch to clean power! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Patrick Callanan 421 N Kimble Dr Bloomington, IN 47404 [email protected] (703) 501‐1838 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Juno Farnsworth ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Ways to use solar energy were invented as early as 1878, but people chose the quicker, easier fossil fuels. We have paid the price for this lack of foresight in pollution and climate change. We have to take action now to keep things from getting any worse. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Juno Farnsworth 402 E Gilbert St Muncie, IN 47305 [email protected] (765) 215‐1412 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kirk Ludwig ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Significant global warming by the end of the century, an average of 2‐4 degrees Centigrade (4‐7 degrees Fahrenheit), is now inevitable. Indeed, it could be much worse. This will bring a profound reorientation in where we get our energy from. Indiana can prepare for this and become a leader or get left behind. Let's not get left behind. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kirk Ludwig 2302 E Woodstock Pl Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (352) 374‐8236 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jan Evrard ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2018 11:59 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We don't have time to keep talking. Please help. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jan Evrard 2910 Glencairn Dr Fort Wayne, IN 46815 [email protected] (260) 602‐1268 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Lori Donahoe ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, If you truly want to lead Indiana into the future, the only responsible and economical thing to do is to invest heavily in renewable energy and work toward fuel efficiency. This will ensure that a healthy environment will left to our children and grandchildren, as well as an economically vibrant state for them to work and raise their families in. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Lori Donahoe 12675 N Camelot Trl Milford, IN 46542 [email protected] (574) 457‐4159 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Juanita Bunch ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We need clean energy. Plus cut back on all the waste. No more dirty dead energy. Use life instead. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Juanita Bunch 6821 W Eaton Wheeling Pike Gaston, IN 47342 [email protected] (765) 358‐4583 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Diane Jenner ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, The future is NOT coal and other fossil fuels... it is the solar panels and windmills, etc. We want clean air and water, not the acid rain we had in the past or the dirty water.... Don't we all want clean air and water??? or are these officials going to breathe cleaner air that we all don't know about??? Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Diane Jenner 1102 S 32nd St South Bend, IN 46615 [email protected] (574) 339‐3662 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Leo Boyd ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Leo Boyd 6822 Marmont Ct Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 845‐3453 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jeanne Sipahigil ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jeanne Sipahigil 301 N Market St Liberty, IN 47353 [email protected] (765) 455‐2337 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Marty Hanka ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Marty Hanka 7814 Geswein Rd Lanesville, IN 47136 [email protected] (812) 952‐1121 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Laura and Jerry Hunter ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We need to eliminate the use of coal and focus on renewable energy! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Laura and Jerry Hunter 8550 E Doe Run Rd Madison, IN 47250 [email protected] (812) 265‐3057 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Roxanne Hartung ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Roxanne Hartung 729 S Albert Ave South Bend, IN 46619 [email protected] (574) 288‐8680 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Darrel Joy ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2018 10:35 AMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Darrel Joy 4 Arbor Pl New Albany, IN 47150 [email protected] (812) 944‐4239 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Joshua Nelson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Joshua Nelson 2301 E Franklin St Evansville, IN 47711 [email protected] (812) 899‐0498 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Stephanie L. Williams ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Stephanie L. Williams 2216 Cedarwood Way Fort Wayne, IN 46804 [email protected] (260) 710‐6163 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Susan Thompson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Our State and our Country deserve to have clean air and water, and to push for more renewable energy sources. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Susan Thompson 31 S 14th St Terre Haute, IN 47807 [email protected] (812) 235‐9050 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Dawn Nye ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Investing in the current infrastructure does not make sense, when there are other more clean options better. We must keep in mind the type of environment we want to leave the younger generations. A St. Joseph County bank uses wind power with good success. I see no reason why the electric company couldn't invest in wind power also. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Dawn Nye 623 Travers Circle Mishawaka, IN 46545 [email protected] (574) 252‐0132 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Judy White ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Judy White 125 W Montgomery Ave Clarksville, IN 47129 [email protected] (478) 918‐6544 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: JOHN ELIADES ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, As a surgeon who has removed countless number of lungs for cancer I am abhorred that we are continuing using coal that is producing cancers in downwind communities‐ this criminal, no better than advertising for cigarettes. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, JOHN ELIADES 4601 n redding rd Muncie, IN 47304 [email protected] (765) 289‐0022 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Christopher Scheller ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Christopher Scheller 3815 Washington Blvd Apt 111 Indianapolis, IN 46205 [email protected] (317) 654‐6109 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Susan Blumenfeld ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Susan Blumenfeld 831 Essex Ln Michigan City, IN 46360 [email protected] (219) 874‐5604 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Erin Boone ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Erin Boone 6224 Crittenden Ave Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (214) 766‐4349 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mike Wigginton ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I would like ot see Indiana have a goal of more solar and wind Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mike Wigginton 8425 W 85th St Indianapolis, IN 46278 [email protected] (317) 297‐8679 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Darrell House ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Darrell House PO Box 387 Wilkinson, IN 46186 [email protected] (765) 785‐6666 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Steven Trowbridge ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Steven Trowbridge 1955 County Road 00 W Kendallville, IN 46755 [email protected] (260) 347‐2170 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mignon Kennedy ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mignon Kennedy 1000 Waverly Rd Porter, IN 46304 [email protected] (219) 242‐2799 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Dirk Herr-Hoyman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Just look at the price/performance curve for solar PV, as one key example. This shows a steady gain which is likely to continue for years to come. Clearly solar PV should be a major piece of our energy portfolio for the next 50‐100 years. Along with power plants style generation, we should also be looking at a more distributed style which uses roofs, walls, and even roads as energy generation infrastructure. Now, solar PV alone will not satisfy our energy needs, you can't get energy during the dark, it's one piece of our energy generation strategy. Please look carefully at what the trends are, which are changing rapidly (for the energy industry), as we put together where we go for the next 50‐100 years. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Dirk Herr‐Hoyman 1500 E Richland Dr Bloomington, IN 47408 [email protected] (608) 395‐1079 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Robert Vucsko ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Ladies and gentlemen, While I realize that I am currently residing in one of the most backwards areas of the country, common sense, and overwhelming scientific consensus should lead all level ‐ headed, apolitical lawmakers to head the earth and its many warnings. The effects and impacts of climate change MUST BE INCLUDED, IN ANY ENERGY ASSESSMENT AND PLAN which affects Indiana's future. Frankly, MOST of us are willing to trade a few less dollar$ in our 401K, for the security and comfort of clean air to breath, and clean water to drink. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Robert Vucsko 408 E Graham St Kentland, IN 47951 [email protected] (219) 964‐7336 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Omar Martin ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Omar Martin 3818 Byram Ave Indianapolis, IN 46208 [email protected] (219) 201‐4536 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Julia Lowe ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, IURC review doesn't mention the risks of fossil fuels. It doesn't acknowledge that coal's time has passed, or that renewable energy is already cheaper than new fracked gas. It doesn't mention climate change. First power companies pressured our state government to take away ENERGIZE INDIANA which has made us loose millions in energy savings since this program was stopped and then the full spectrum of benefits of rooftop solar was taken from the public. The public is paying attention to what is being regulated and who is responsible for some of the bad decisions that have been made in favor of the power companies and certainly not in favor of Indiana citizens that pay for everything. Please go back go the drawing board with this review and incorporate renewable energy into the plan so our state can enjoy the jobs that come with it and cleaner air and water. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Julia Lowe 3615 Saddle Dr Columbus, IN 47203 [email protected] (317) 345‐8355 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Christine Lemley ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana can lead the country with renewable energies...we are already many steps ahead. It is within our power as citizens of Indiana to ban the use of fossil fuels for our collective health and for the health of our environment. Solar, wind power and hydro power are all available to us if our elected officials listen to general public expressed needs. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Christine Lemley 319 19th St Columbus, IN 47201 [email protected] (812) 372‐2166 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ralph Collier ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ralph Collier 6632 Van Buren Ave Hammond, IN 46324 [email protected] (773) 412‐4344 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Stephanie Lawson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for your consideration Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Stephanie Lawson P.O. box 88685 Indianapolis, IN 46208 [email protected] (317) 379‐6557 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: George Byrne ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, George Byrne 1718 Beachview Ct Crown Point, IN 46307 [email protected] (630) 427‐7280 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Terri Greene ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Rooftop solar energy should be encouraged. It's not taking up any extra land to generate electricity and drastically cuts the delivery distance of power while the panels are producing energy. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Terri Greene 9510 S Snow Rd Bloomington, IN 47403 [email protected] (812) 825‐8546 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Randall Waitman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Randall Waitman 634 Belmont Dr Evansville, IN 47711 randy.waitman@par‐research.com (812) 214‐2075 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Catherine Malec ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Catherine Malec 6256 S Range Rd La Porte, IN 46350 [email protected] (219) 393‐3483 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Carol Mcdonnell ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Though I live on a modest retirement income, I am more than glad to pay extra for renewable energy, which I already do. (Green fee) I want to see more effort expended to provide solar and wind power energy to our residents and businesses, it needs to be more accessible and affordable. Making the change to renewable energy will benefit future generations and immediately benefit our precious and irreplaceable wildlife and help our environment. Please help make Indiana fossil fuel free. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Carol Mcdonnell 6406 Jackson Ave Hammond, IN 46324 [email protected] (219) 554‐9313 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Josette Randolph ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We should go green for the future. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Josette Randolph 7625 Silver Moon Way Indianapolis, IN 46259 [email protected] (317) 408‐0730 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Marilee Burnside ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I care deeply about the future of Indiana and our clean air, water, and soil. I care because I want my grandchildren to have the optimum environment for their health. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Marilee Burnside 6810 Lake of the Woods Court Georgetown, IN 47122 [email protected] (502) 468‐5056 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Janel Rogers ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana's future should be built on a foundation of science and long term energy sustainability. It is time for Indiana policy makers to get serious and demand energy efficiency and promote renewable energy sources. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Janel Rogers 2050 E. Linker Rd. Columbia City, IN 46725 [email protected] (260) 691‐2173 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jessica Taylor ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jessica Taylor 3020 Roanoke Circle LAFAYETTE, IN 47909 [email protected] (765) 714‐3551 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Leah Hunter ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We need to be looking forward with energy sources that do not further damage our planet. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Leah Hunter 1928 Fox Hill Dr Indianapolis, IN 46228 [email protected] (317) 695‐2241 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Lynda Johnston ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Lynda Johnston 7322 Lakevale Dr Newburgh, IN 47630 [email protected] (812) 459‐1423 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: June Miller ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, June Miller 12275 N Ogden Point Rd Apt 301 Syracuse, IN 46567 [email protected] (574) 457‐3336 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Krissy Ash ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, As a Hoosier, I am going green personally and would like to see my beautiful state invest in and go green as well! We are a state of nature, and we Hoosiers want it to thrive!! We want clean air, clean water, lush clean forests, windmills instead of clouds of smoke, green cars instead of gas guzzlers! PLEASE GO GREEN INDIANA!!!!! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Krissy Ash 1315 S State Road 327 Hudson, IN 46747 [email protected] (260) 316‐6998 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ferdinand Huber ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I don't feel coal/gas energy should be phased out entirely, but as a whole state we should be focused on cleaning up our coal/gas power plants. And we should be holding power companies liable for their pollution. As well as investing in other sources or viable clean energy. As an avid sportsman hunter/fisherman I treasure our states natural resources and environment, I feel very strongly that we should be cleaning up and reducing our pollution. To not invest in cleaner energy sources, and to not make power plants adhere environmental regulations would be a disservice to the citizens of this state. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ferdinand Huber 1112 Payton Rd Bedford, IN 47421 [email protected] (812) 498‐8178 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Heather Swinney ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We need to move into a clean energy future. We need a move away from dirty fossil fuels and an explicit commitment to go 100% renewable within the next few decades. Don't let fossil fuel industry giants dictate policy. Not their interests; Hoosier interests. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Heather Swinney 1606 Hedden Park New Albany, IN 47150 [email protected] (612) 747‐4290 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Doris Ashbrook ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Go green Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Doris Ashbrook 400 S 15th St Richmond, IN 47374 [email protected] (765) 238‐1891 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Dean Alvis ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Dean Alvis 1411 Sunnymede Ave South Bend, IN 46615 [email protected] (574) 233‐4954 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: John Zimmerman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, John Zimmerman 7946 G Antony DR‐92 # 92 Fort Wayne, IN 46818 [email protected] (260) 399‐7700 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Shannen Braaten ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Shannen Braaten 3209 Hickory Grv New Albany, IN 47150 [email protected] (502) 439‐6902 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Gary Borgmann ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Dear IURC member, as a resident, citizen, and tax paying worker of the state of Indiana, my vision for the people of Indiana is about progress. I am 60 years old and love my state and the people I share it with. I have seen where we came from and it has always been about utilizing the newest technologies to better our environment. Before the turn of the last century, we began to produce power with fossil fuels because it was the newest technology at that time. Now, that technology is over 100 years old! It is outdated, and we now know how harmful it is to our world. We need to embrace new technologies. We need to encourage and promote new technologies, not stifle them! That is the future of Indiana! That is the future of the world! Please don't let corporate greed and ignorance hold us back. Let us be the leader in this PROGRESS. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Gary Borgmann 9339 N Alford Rd Pendleton, IN 46064 [email protected] (317) 326‐2394 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Trudy Perkins ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana could be a leader in this, our children rely on us. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Trudy Perkins 429 S Park Ave Indianapolis, IN 46203 [email protected] (317) 209‐4972 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Natalie Cousin ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, It is concerning to me that some parts of the state continue to attempt to block wind turbines from coming to their area. As jobs at plants, like Carrier for example, are slowly being siphoned away, this is a great local environmental and economic opportunity. Give more residents the ability to choose where their personal energy comes from! Support new and sustainable energy! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Natalie Cousin 4226 W Woods Edge Ln Muncie, IN 47304 [email protected] (765) 285‐5426 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Toni Osorio ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Toni Osorio 510 Boonesboro Rd Greenwood, IN 46142 [email protected] (317) 985‐8828 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Pete Horvath ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We need more renewable energy Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Pete Horvath 654 W 54th St Indianapolis, IN 46208 [email protected] (317) 257‐5799 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ralph Jersild ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Now is the time to be totally open to the effects of fossil fuels on climate change. Please respect the Indiana environment as you write the Statewide Resource Analysis. Thank you. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ralph Jersild 3439 Firethorn Dr Whitestown, IN 46075 [email protected] (317) 769‐1079 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Beth Byam ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Beth Byam 5502 N Delaware St Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 251‐2561 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Merrie Thornburg ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Merrie Thornburg 100 S Council St Attica, IN 47918 [email protected] (555) 555‐5555 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Zach Downey ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Zach Downey 2440 E Bethel Ln Bloomington, IN 47408 [email protected] (812) 345‐5265 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Bill Mcdonald ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I'm a lifelong Hoosier and I believe clean energy is our future. Please, let's all admit this where we have to go and let it be part of our way of life and say goodbye to coal and fracking. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Bill Mcdonald 6855 W Woodcrest Dr Greenfield, IN 46140 [email protected] (317) 266‐1066 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Megan Muir ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Megan Muir 5271 Carrollton Ave Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 460‐8085 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Joe Scheidler ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Solar panels have produced more than 100% of our home and business needs for close to 10 years. We know there's a better way. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Joe Scheidler 1860 N County Rd 525 E Logansport, IN 46947 [email protected] (574) 753‐5128 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Naomi Enamorado ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Naomi Enamorado 752 Dogwood Rd Bremen, IN 46506 [email protected] (574) 546‐4578 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Abbi Surles ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I would love to live in a state that values the environment and renewable energy. I never will understand how we humans place so little importance on protecting the very thing that allows us to live and breathe, the earth. Please invest in solar and wind technologies, and while we're at it, how about public transportation like trains between major cities. Thanks for your time and consideration! Abbi Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Abbi Surles 2755 W Popcorn Rd Springville, IN 47462 [email protected] (812) 340‐6992 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: James Inkenbrandt ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, With an overwhelming amount scientist and data supporting the ill effects of climate change, now is not the time to suppress renewable energy use with unfair reduced buy back rates for renewable energy homeowners. Claiming this deduction helps pay for the grid cost that homeowners don't have to pay for, but that doesn't account for the federal subsidies used to build and maintain the grid that tax payers already pay. In the European countries homeowners are paid more for the power they produce to encourage more renewable energy investment. Corporate capitalism our country and our lives. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, James Inkenbrandt 10433 Coles Creek Rd Tennyson, IN 47637 [email protected] (812) 393‐0990 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: James Sweeten ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, James Sweeten 108 Bentley Rd Vincennes, IN 47591 [email protected] (812) 886‐4198 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ernest Todd ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ernest Todd 12407 W Tippecanoe Ranch Rd Delphi, IN 46923 [email protected] (765) 491‐1530 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mary Dolan ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, In reference to IN energy plans and future needs, please consider our heavy use of coal and fossil fuels and their effect on Hoosier health in your planning. We have poor records for air quality, especially for ozone levels and small particle levels (heavy reliance on coal). IN ranks 13th worst in the US for year‐round ozone and particle levels, which are particularly noxious in our northwestern counties and Marion county. High levels of hese are linked to a variety of respiratory and cardiac illnesses, and have been linked to low birth weight. If we truly want IN to be attractive to future investment and the health of our citizens, the health damages due to fossil fuel burning, especially coal, are an obvious factor to consider. In addition, the future is in renewable energy, and beginning to emphasize renewable energy technologies will benefit not only our health but our economic development (let alone climate issues!) Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mary Dolan 1 Sisters of Providence Saint Mary of the Woods, IN 47876 [email protected] (812) 535‐2636 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Amanda Gorringe ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Amanda Gorringe 9251 Tower Bridge Rd Apt B Indianapolis, IN 46240 [email protected] (317) 694‐9769 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Eric Yordy ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Eric Yordy 215 Gra Roy Dr Goshen, IN 46526 [email protected] (574) 533‐6707 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Victoria Osika ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Victoria Osika 297 W 100 S Valparaiso, IN 46385 [email protected] (219) 929‐7408 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Nancy Kalina ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Nancy Kalina 1721 E Hunter Ave Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 334‐7868 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Abby Koop ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Abby Koop 800 North Smith Road, Apt. 8K Bloomington, IN 47408 [email protected] (317) 361‐8137 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Skip Lyford ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Skip Lyford 5448 Kenderdine Ct Plainfield, IN 46168 [email protected] (317) 507‐6343 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Angie Sieb ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I wish we were all able to have clean energy Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Angie Sieb 7947 Jennings Pl Merrillville, IN 46410 [email protected] (219) 746‐7754 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Richard Wieging ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I live in a city with old coal fired power plants up and down stream on the Ohio River. Dirty and antiquated equipment, and now they can drop their toxic coal ash so it migrates into environment. I lived in northern Ohio and my job moved us here in '94. Our health has deteriorated since. With a vision of a better future, why do you not invest in life and health through solar and wind options. The sun will always shine and we have the ability to power Indiana with it. I believe we are stuck in 19th century here, like the steam locomotive, there are improvements available. Let's pass initiatives that our children will be proud of, not sick from the toxins and inevitable end of old money coal. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Richard Wieging 6331 N 450 W Madison, IN 47250 [email protected] (812) 273‐2757 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jean Lee ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, This leads to over priced energy from Vectron. Convert to renewable energy and clear the air in SW Indiana. Too much pollution from coal fired plants. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jean Lee 1235 SE 2nd St Evansville, IN 47713 [email protected] (812) 422‐1498 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Anna Murray ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Fossil fuels harm our planet and human health. Not only is renewable energy the smart way to develop, but doing so will also create jobs. Don't be short‐sided. This is an investment that will greatly benefit our citizens, our state, and our planet. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Anna Murray 1708 Nole Dr Jeffersonville, IN 47130 [email protected] (503) 580‐7423 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Lynn Bowling ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Lynn Bowling 2816 Lake Vista Dr W Jeffersonville, IN 47130 [email protected] (502) 262‐5013 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Joe Fewel ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Joe Fewel 302 S Kenmore Rd Indianapolis, IN 46219 [email protected] (317) 903‐2221 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Margaret Pegan ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Margaret Pegan 7365 Brackenwood Cir S Indianapolis, IN 46260 [email protected] (317) 991‐5618 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Deborah Bishop ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Individual efforts can only do so much. Please help Indiana to become a leader by investing in renewable, affordable energy. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Deborah Bishop 2643 W Virginia St Evansville, IN 47712 [email protected] (812) 575‐7877 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Nathan Pate ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, The 'downstream' costs of fossil fuels must be considered. The downstream costs include climate change, health detriments and landscape destruction. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Nathan Pate 1401 W County Road 840 S Paoli, IN 47454 [email protected] (812) 666‐4003 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: John Kirchner ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, John Kirchner 7510 Hope Farm Rd Fort Wayne, IN 46815 [email protected] (260) 433‐4477 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Paula Saffire ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I am told we have reached the tipping point: It is too late to save the planet. But MAYBE NOT. If there is any hope, Indiana should be part of that hope. Perhaps we can extend the time for our great grandchildren and their descendants. Perhaps we can reverse the dangerous effects of too much carbon in the air and all else that comes from burning dirty fuel. In addition, perhaps we can avoid the quandary of RUNNING OUT of the dirty fuel we use and we can even SAVE MONEY by using cheaper resources. These resources are already here; we just need to learn how to use them. Let's not go extinct because we, as a species, are too selfish or lazy to do what is needed. Any analysis which does not include true costs and benefits is a joke. Please include the risks of fossil fuels and the possibilities of other power sources in the analysis of Indiana's energy needs. Killing our host (the earth) to make a buck will no longer work. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Paula Saffire 6506 Ralston Ave Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 257‐0537 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Marcia Mcmillen ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you, also, for considering the concerns of the people who have to pay and not just the businesses who stand to profit. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Marcia Mcmillen 10981 Cougar Dr Granger, IN 46530 [email protected] (574) 277‐1098 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jill Reisinger ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jill Reisinger 4001 W Oregon St Evansville, IN 47720 [email protected] (812) 773‐9869 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Richard McCready ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Richard McCready 7068 Woodgate Cir Fishers, IN 46038 [email protected] (317) 517‐7099 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mark Kozuch ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mark Kozuch 714 Rex St Plymouth, IN 46563 [email protected] (219) 936‐5967 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Andrea Holwager ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Andrea Holwager 5434 Fox Way Apt 6 Indianapolis, IN 46237 [email protected] (765) 969‐0628 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Frederic Young ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Alternative forms of energy are the way of the future. Fossil fuels served us in the past at a terrible cost to the environment. Now is the time to move away from fossil fuels while providing training and education for those affected in the fossil fuel industry in order for them to remain gainfully employed. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Frederic Young 623 E Antler Ct Ellettsville, IN 47429 [email protected] (812) 935‐5139 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Laâ€™Venus Rawley ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I would like to see residents who own their homes and choose Solar Panels (or any other type of energy producing product) to help offset usage pollution and cost, not be charged higher rates than those customers who don't have other means of producing their own energy. It's bad when environmental conscience people spend hard earned money investing in the future only to get penalized by big corporation's greed. I've personally not seen this as a regulation in writing, just a friends Electric bill that increased after having solar panels installed. He was told that since he wasn't using "x" amount of electricity he had to pay a higher rate for the "service of getting it to him to offset the company's costs". That's been a few years ago and if that policy hasn't changed I believe it should. Thank you Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, La'Venus Rawley 913 W Franklin St Unit 1 Hartford City, IN 47348 [email protected] (765) 499‐7247 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Karen and Will Lozow Cleary ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We demand and deserve green jobs and green energy .We demand and deserve clean air ,clean waters ,animal habitats ,lush forests ,and good stewards to scientifically address pollution and climate change .No to fracking ,mining ,drilling ,toxic pesticides ,or toxic dumping .No to pipelines and fossil fuels . Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Karen and Will Lozow Cleary 4145 West Gifford Road Bloomington, IN 47403 [email protected] (812) 825‐3197 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Steven Wilson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Steven Wilson 4026 E State Road 258 Seymour, IN 47274 [email protected] (812) 522‐4853 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Marion Tidwell ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Marion Tidwell 3330 W 78th Pl Merrillville, IN 46410 [email protected] (219) 769‐7492 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: James Kohlmeyer ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, James Kohlmeyer 9210 N Tacoma Ave Indianapolis, IN 46240 [email protected] (317) 571‐1939 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kerry Newman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kerry Newman 617 Prince Dr Newburgh, IN 47630 [email protected] (812) 853‐8996 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Virginia Fischer ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, In addition to the economic costs associated with continued reliance on fossil fuels are the effects on Hoosiers' health. Indiana is near the bottom of the rankings on all health parameters. We also have far too many children who suffer from asthma, which may be caused or exacerbated by poor air quality. Also, manufacturing has long been one of Indiana's strengths. The opportunity to become a leader in the manufacture of items essential to alternative energy generation should be vigorously pursued by our General Assembly. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Virginia Fischer 912 E Clover Dr Ellettsville, IN 47429 [email protected] (812) 345‐7049 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Michael Vogeli ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Michael Vogeli 5737 Carnation Ave Portage, IN 46368 [email protected] (575) 312‐4947 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sue Claycomb ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Indiana is often seen as lacking foresight on energy planning with their refusal to encourage the growth of renewable energy. Let this be a time for our state to be amongst the leaders in clean energy development. Let Indiana be amongst the leaders in considering the needs of our planet and all its inhabitants. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sue Claycomb 10168 S US Highway 41 Rosedale, IN 47874 [email protected] (812) 240‐2475 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mary Kraeszig ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, There is no question that our state is warming overall and experiencing more severe weather year‐round. We aren't a solar hotbed, pun intended, but wind power has been and remains a good bet as part of Indiana's energy present and future. Solar can help during the warmer months, including passive solar to heat water for bathing, cooking, clothes washing etc. We absolutely must back away from coal. It's archaic. Natural gas remains a good option for now, however, and is the only clean fossil fuel we have access to. Please look at the overwhelming scientific evidence when planning for our present and future. Thank you. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mary Kraeszig 541 Quail Valley Dr Zionsville, IN 46077 [email protected] (317) 733‐3301 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Paul Hoernig ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Paul Hoernig 5034 N Richland Creek Rd Solsberry, IN 47459 [email protected] (812) 825‐3858 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mark Hallett ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mark Hallett 6430 E State Road 45 Bloomington, IN 47408 [email protected] (812) 332‐5021 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Juergen Hartl ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, For the sake of our children, and our planet, do the right thing. The only way forward is clean renewable energy. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Juergen Hartl 610 S. Harrison St. Shelbyville, IN 46176 [email protected] (317) 825‐0828 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kyle Ullman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>

Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2018 11:46 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kyle Ullman 9722 Cooper Rd Gosport, IN 47433 [email protected] (812) 879‐4097 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Shirley Bosler ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Shirley Bosler 1908 Arrowhead Dr West Lafayette, IN 47906 [email protected] (765) 583‐4747 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Lisa Ramus ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Lisa Ramus 4192 Thornhill Dr Crown Point, IN 46307 [email protected] (219) 775‐2344 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Nan Buckley ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Nan Buckley 1512 Waterford Dr Zionsville, IN 46077 [email protected] (317) 894‐3815 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ronald Drahos ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please include the risk of fossil fuels and the opportunities for affordable renewable energy in the state energy analysis. It is past time to move Indiana toward renewable energy (and I don't mean trees). Please consider the health costs of fossil fuels. Poor air quality, increased respiratory illness, and so forth. Look to the future. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ronald Drahos 3805 S Woods Edge Bnd Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 336‐8467 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Phil Massengill ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Phil Massengill 415 W Clem St Flora, IN 46929 [email protected] (574) 967‐0090 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ann Frutkin ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Our state future citizens depend on wise use of our assets by those who live here now. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ann Frutkin 1939 Northwood Dr Indianapolis, IN 46240 [email protected] (317) 225‐8120 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Vicki Brown ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, You need to address climate change, renewable energy is cheaper than fracked gas, the risks of fossil fuels, coal is dirty and it's time has passed. Citizens of Indiana would like to be able to breath air that is not polluted and live a healthier life. Please address these thoughts. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Vicki Brown 9943 N 100 E Ossian, IN 46777 [email protected] (260) 622‐4834 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Helen And Alex Yezerets ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, From encouraging affordable renewal energy to changing energy usage by implementing carbon tax we need to do everything possible to stop global warming that became obvious this year. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Helen And Alex Yezerets 231 Oakbrook Dr Columbus, IN 47201 [email protected] (812) 342‐3365 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jeff Kleinlein ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jeff Kleinlein 3323 S Browning Pl Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 331‐7242 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Michael Robertson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Michael Robertson 3206 N Lewisville Ln Paragon, IN 46166 [email protected] (765) 537‐2465 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Christine Hendon ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Christine Hendon 7030 Brenlee Dr Georgetown, IN 47122 [email protected] (502) 640‐7877 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Bonny Bridgewaters ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Bonny Bridgewaters 1405 W Sycamore Ct Clinton, IN 47842 [email protected] (812) 251‐6620 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Deborah Miller ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Deborah Miller 305 Shady Ln Kouts, IN 46347 [email protected] (219) 766‐3475 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Susan Sammis ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Susan Sammis 8640 S Rockport Rd Bloomington, IN 47403 [email protected] (812) 824‐6731 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Norma Drapac ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Norma Drapac 4822 Cherry St Griffith, IN 46319 [email protected] (219) 924‐6763 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Chris Erickson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Chris Erickson 726 Ridge Crest Ct Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (219) 617‐1899 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Matt Caldie ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Matt Caldie 1631 S Dorchester Dr Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 552‐6099 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Nan Fay ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please include the risk of fossil fuels and the opportunities for affordable renewable energy in the state energy analysis. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Nan Fay 2248 Pearl St Columbus, IN 47201 [email protected] (303) 808‐0775 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sara Pappas ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sara Pappas 5150 Chase St Gary, IN 46408 [email protected] (219) 718‐6761 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Carol Montgomery ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Carol Montgomery 2018 Salisbury Rd S Richmond, IN 47374 [email protected] (765) 966‐6242 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: gail stamps ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, gail stamps 725 liberty way apt7310 Evansville, IN 47713 [email protected] (812) 484‐4293 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mahogani Johnson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, It is time for Indiana to start #feelingGreen and setting an example to our surrounding states as we have in other areas throughout history! It starts with us!!! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mahogani Johnson 5655 Orchardgrass Ln Indianapolis, IN 46254 [email protected] (317) 998‐3612 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Gary Hamm ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Gary Hamm 33 Wilson Dr Carmel, IN 46032 [email protected] (317) 844‐9184 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Marcia Smith-Wood ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Marcia Smith‐Wood 127 N Franklin St Rensselaer, IN 47978 [email protected] (219) 869‐0351 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jeff Cefali ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Emissions from coal plants sicken millions and place huge costs on our healthcare system and our economy. Have you factored those costs into your analysis? If not, you need to, as they are a cost of continued use of coal. The world is moving to renewable energy fast. Let's not get left behind. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jeff Cefali 17 Main St Hobart, IN 46342 [email protected] (219) 942‐2920 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jill Dains ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jill Dains 735 Chapman Lake Dr Warsaw, IN 46582 [email protected] (574) 269‐6851 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Nancy Burge ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Nancy Burge PO Box 452 Avilla, IN 46710 [email protected] (260) 350‐4447 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Zachary Finn ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Zachary Finn 44 S Coventry Dr Anderson, IN 46012 [email protected] (765) 610‐4332 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sally Small ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Fossil fuels are finite resources and one day we will run out of them. Better to get ahead of the curve now, rather than face a crisis later on. We need to honor our children's future by working to move beyond fossil fuels now. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sally Small 802 N Layman Ave Indianapolis, IN 46219 [email protected] (317) 919‐1919 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jan Oostland ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jan Oostland 503 N Greene Rd Goshen, IN 46526 [email protected] (574) 534‐5216 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: David Haberman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, David Haberman 1916 E Arden Dr Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 322‐7385 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Marcia Lewis ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Marcia Lewis 1300 Winding Ridge Ln Valparaiso, IN 46383 [email protected] (219) 531‐9073 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Joseph Drapac ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Joseph Drapac 4822 Cherry St Griffith, IN 46319 [email protected] (219) 924‐6763 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Tina Doolen ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Tina Doolen 8100 Sharon Rd Newburgh, IN 47630 [email protected] (812) 774‐5066 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Daulton Shaffer ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Daulton Shaffer 4101 N Rosewood Ave, Apt 5 Muncie, IN 47304 [email protected] (765) 729‐5577 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jay Mac ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Cheaper and cleaner fuel ?? Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jay Mac PO box 4395 South Bend, IN 46629 [email protected] (317) 777‐1390 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mark Anderson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mark Anderson 10211 Windfield Dr. Munster IN 46321 United States Munster, IN 46321 [email protected] (773) 665‐0277 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Monika Leonard ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, As our climate becomes more erratic and weather becomes more erratic and dangerous due to anthropogenic climate change, we need to do all in our power to slow and ultimately reverse the effects of CO2 and methane‐caused effects on our climate. Please don't delay. Use renewable energy NOW and promote energy efficiency. We, and future generations, will all benefit. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Monika Leonard 16319 Wagon Trl Harlan, IN 46743 [email protected] (555) 555‐5555 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Karen Eller ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Karen Eller 11403 Brantford Ct Fort Wayne, IN 46814 [email protected] (260) 436‐3650 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Devin Kellerman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Devin Kellerman 102 Orchard Hills Dr Apt 26 Jeffersonville, IN 47130 [email protected] (913) 961‐7267 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Dane Murray ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Dane Murray 7305 Oak Ave Gary, IN 46403 [email protected] (630) 849‐3047 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Joan Keeler ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Hoosiers deserve clean air and water. The impact of fossil fuels affects individual health as well as the health of the planet, and it's time to move forward and adopt newer technologies that are destined to be necessities if we are to thrive. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Joan Keeler 3927 S Cramer Cir Bloomington, IN 47403 [email protected] (812) 369‐4408 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: James Donnelly ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, James Donnelly 4622 N 525 W La Porte, IN 46350 [email protected] (219) 326‐5000 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: John Buckley ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Developing renewable energy solutions will save Hoosier's money in the long run, and improve health. Wind farms are beautiful! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, John Buckley 6321 Oxbow Way Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 979‐9970 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Michelle Hoelzer ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Michelle Hoelzer 751 Piedmont Dr Carmel, IN 46074 [email protected] (414) 520‐8947 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Bobbi Mcclelland ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Bobbi Mcclelland 5867 Rothrock Mill Rd NW Depauw, IN 47115 [email protected] (812) 572‐1434 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Michelle Hobbs ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Michelle Hobbs 8905 Howard St Stockwell, IN 47983 [email protected] (217) 390‐2203 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: William Dick ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, William Dick 3185 S Klipsch Dr New Castle, IN 47362 [email protected] (765) 624‐1205 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jana Mcgee ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jana Mcgee 1900 S Walnut St Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 336‐6852 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Colin Mahoney ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Even though fossil fuels have been an important part of Indiana's past. As we move into the future it is no longer a viable option for health and for business and the future is green. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Colin Mahoney 1325 N Crestview Rd Petersburg, IN 47567 [email protected] (812) 766‐3643 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Monica Duffy ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Monica Duffy 418 Pemberton Ave Evansville, IN 47710 [email protected] (812) 423‐1221 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sage Arbor ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, The hidden cost of fossil fuels needs to be included. Also the gain of jobs from renewable energy and forcast for future should be noted. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sage Arbor 1845 Halifax St Carmel, IN 46032 [email protected] (555) 555‐5555 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Shayna Burko ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Shayna Burko 4950 Penrose Dr Newburgh, IN 47630 [email protected] (812) 746‐7512 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: John Tilson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, John Tilson 3130 N Norwest Woods Cir Bloomington, IN 47404 [email protected] (812) 369‐4864 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: David Parkhurst ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I have 35 solar panels installed in May 2017, and I believe they should have net metering for the next 30 year's. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, David Parkhurst 1210 S Collinswood Dr Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 333‐2945 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Lisa Mcneal ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, More wind and solar farms please Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Lisa Mcneal 7801 Inverness Dr Indianapolis, IN 46237 [email protected] (317) 403‐2977 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Tammy Fisher ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Tammy Fisher 14009 Sherman St Cedar Lake, IN 46303 [email protected] (219) 374‐9547 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Dennis Horn ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Dennis Horn 3953 S Bailey Rd Wabash, IN 46992 [email protected] (260) 563‐5240 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Robin Linder ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, No more fossil fuels. Move forward with renewable energy. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Robin Linder 1872 E 105th Ave Crown Point, IN 46307 [email protected] (219) 613‐5588 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Fredric Hefter ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Fredric Hefter 4011 N Janney Ave Muncie, IN 47304 [email protected] (765) 729‐2547 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Liz Edwards ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Liz Edwards 3721 Red Bud Ln Kokomo, IN 46902 [email protected] (317) 385‐7258 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Robert Vo ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Robert Vo 54833 Luan Dr Osceola, IN 46561 [email protected] (574) 850‐8169 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Lisa Shackelford ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We need to use fossil fuels and ban solar energy Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Lisa Shackelford 106 W Junction St Greenfield, IN 46140 [email protected] (317) 526‐8083 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Shannon Bloomquist ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Shannon Bloomquist 5666 N Delaware St Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 745‐2064 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Stephen Simon ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, It's time to get smart about energy. Fossil fuels must be out. Embrace energy efficiency ( I'm a Certified Energy Manager through the AEE), renewables and yes, even nuclear power‐ talk to the Purdue U. experts on this. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Stephen Simon 17280 Wetherington Dr Westfield, IN 46074 [email protected] (703) 304‐4228 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: susan collins ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Many citizens, including myself, are seeking clean and sustainable energy sources such as solar and wind power. Not only do coal and gas generated energy sources pollute the air and water, but they have led to a global warming trend that does not leave a legacy to our children and grandchildren of a sustainable future. Please think log‐term instead of being locked into the use of fossil fuels. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, susan collins 4812 Young Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46201 [email protected] (317) 351‐9118 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jaimie Oliver ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jaimie Oliver 4702 White Oak Ct Evansville, IN 47712 [email protected] (812) 457‐1812 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Glen Mullet ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Glen Mullet 100 E Main St Syracuse, IN 46567 [email protected] (574) 534‐0771 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Patricia Darby ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Renewable energy is a no‐brainer! It's cheaper, it's safer, it's always available and it's here ‐ we don't have to import it! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Patricia Darby 514 Rivers Edge Ct Mishawaka, IN 46544 [email protected] (574) 383‐5767 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Holmes Finch ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Holmes Finch 3300 W Petty Rd Muncie, IN 47304 [email protected] (765) 212‐2089 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Jennifer Gallatin ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, We should be phasing out ALL fossil fuels and focusing on implementing renewable energy sources such as solar and wind. Quit lining the wallets of oil and coal barons and do what is right for our state. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Jennifer Gallatin 417 W Skyway Dr Muncie, IN 47303 [email protected] (765) 748‐0672 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Warren Fremling ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Warren Fremling 7343 Pymbroke Dr Fishers, IN 46038 [email protected] (847) 293‐7291 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rose Marie Overstreet ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rose Marie Overstreet 5400 North Delaware Indianapolis, IN 46220 reoverstreet@t‐online.de (317) 222‐0000 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Cynthia Wuerth ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Cynthia Wuerth 4944 Basswood Ct Newburgh, IN 47630 [email protected] (812) 746‐6834 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Charles Gray ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, It is beyond foolish to keep polluting the air and water burning coal and other non renewable resources when clean power is available. This only further proves how corrupt our government is in trying to promote coal and oil as needed for power generation. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Charles Gray 2406 River Oaks Dr. Lafayette, IN 47905 [email protected] (765) 427‐2912 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: David Kinkaid ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, The sun shines all the time and using ITS energy instead of trying to dig it out of the ground will save our planet, our onlyplace to live, from becoming unlivable. That doesn't sound too hard to do does it? Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, David Kinkaid 2210 Beacon St Fort Wayne, IN 46805 [email protected] (619) 779‐3502 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mark Murdock ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mark Murdock 1353 Sager Rd Apt 37 Valparaiso, IN 46383 [email protected] (219) 405‐6338 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Patti Smith ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Do the right thing! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Patti Smith 529 Butler St Michigan City, IN 46360 [email protected] (219) 872‐4129 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mary Yoder ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Let us Hoosiers NOT be the last State to move away from polluting fossil fuels and get on board with less costly energy options of solar and wind! Why must Indiana be so backward in so many areas? Let's switch away from coal and oil NOW and do our part to fight serious climate change. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mary Yoder 18698 County Road 14 Bristol, IN 46507 [email protected] (574) 848‐4552 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Virginia Emigh ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, I do all I can to minimize my use of fossil fuels. I would like to think that such is also the policy of the state of Indiana. There are obvious challenges to the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, but we should be addressing those challenges creatively rather than shying away from them. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Virginia Emigh 1003 S Palmer Ave Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (919) 368‐7971 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: John Anderson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Such foolishness to continue using coal for obvious reasons. Todd and Joe need a kick in the butt and stop taking cash from the coal guys. It's really a matter of love in the form of caring for the well being of man. Taking money here is sinful. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, John Anderson 821 Regal Ln Kouts, IN 46347 [email protected] (219) 766‐2824 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Gregory Duncan ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Gregory Duncan 9125 Patty Pl Fort Wayne, IN 46804 [email protected] (260) 436‐1800 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rachel Saxon ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rachel Saxon 102 Lady Lane Michigan City, IN 46360 [email protected] (219) 210‐1351 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kristin Konstanty ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kristin Konstanty 3385 Carolina St Columbus, IN 47203 [email protected] (812) 219‐7480 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sue Mcclellan ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sue Mcclellan 92 N 656 W Valparaiso, IN 46385 [email protected] (219) 973‐8913 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: mike Kastner ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, mike Kastner 17667 Grant St Lowell, IN 46356 mike@platinum‐universe.com (630) 968‐2028 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Denise Kastner ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Denise Kastner 17667 Grant St Lowell, IN 46356 denise@platinum‐universe.com (630) 968‐2028 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Chessa Johnson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Chessa Johnson 615 N East St Indianapolis, IN 46202 [email protected] (317) 919‐3340 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rachel Hinkley ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rachel Hinkley 1395 Neil Armstrong Dr Apt 3 West Lafayette, IN 47906 [email protected] (920) 213‐6156 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Heather Holly ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Clean energy is the future. Let's make it the present! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Heather Holly PO Box 165 Amo, IN 46103 [email protected] (317) 440‐9746 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Anne Eliades ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, The future of our children are in your hands. It's long past time to remove coal's devastating pollution of our air, water, and soil. The mistakes we make now will be their problems in the future. Let's not repeat out past mistakes. Let's vote for a clean environment. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Anne Eliades 4601 N Redding Rd Muncie, IN 47304 [email protected] (765) 744‐1857 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kaye Hill ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kaye Hill 704 N Park Ridge Rd Bloomington, IN 47408 [email protected] (812) 339‐9401 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Angelique Ingram ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Angelique Ingram 1915 Central Ave Columbus, IN 47201 [email protected] (812) 603‐1307 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Trevor Laughlin ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Trevor Laughlin 9126 Wynnfield Dr Evansville, IN 47725 [email protected] (812) 249‐3755 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Kathleen Gilbert ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Kathleen Gilbert 5353 Guilford Ave Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 946‐5815 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Deborah Burcham ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, My grandfather died from coal mines black lung disease, being a coal miner. What do you think it is doing to the rest of the world! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Deborah Burcham 477 W State Road 42 Mooresville, IN 46158 [email protected] (317) 996‐2959 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Perry Monnin ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Let's face it .. coal is old and out. Accept it and let's move onto new technologies to save the earth and the future of our babies. Thank you. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Perry Monnin 11200 Helm Dr Zionsville, IN 46077 [email protected] (317) 472‐5899 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Angela Duvall ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Angela Duvall 9314 Thornwood Dr Indianapolis, IN 46250 [email protected] (317) 796‐0156 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Lu Krieger-Blake ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for considering the future of my grandchildren, who deserve the renewable sources of energy in their lives. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Lu Krieger‐Blake 1406 Wood St Valparaiso, IN 46383 [email protected] (219) 462‐4966 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: John Maier ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, John Maier 6587 S County Road 575 E Hardinsburg, IN 47125 [email protected] (812) 653‐0526 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Olive Swenson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, It is amazing how history repeats itself and how people are so opposed to science and change when their personal bottomline is threatened. We sacrifice the health of people and the balance maintained in our natural world for the imbalance, abuse and overindulgence of the corporate world. Dark ages all over again‐‐the world is flat, the earth is the center of the universe‐‐lets just keep using inefficient, unrenewable, disease producing energy sources and ignore science and change for the better. Get your head out of the sand created by old ways of thinking and ignorance and come into the the world of real progress. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Olive Swenson 5739 Spruce Knoll Ct Indianapolis, IN 46220 [email protected] (317) 472‐7500 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Susan Odonnell ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please consider solar and wind power and alternative energy. Coal is a terrible pollutant in so many ways. Thank you for considering my request. Suzy ODonnell, Goshen IN Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Susan Odonnell 1209 W Wilkinson St Goshen, IN 46528 [email protected] (574) 349‐0134 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Gregory Shaner ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Gregory Shaner 1304 Lockwood Dr Lafayette, IN 47905 [email protected] (765) 447‐2880 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Greg Bernard ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Greg Bernard 5540 Adina Street Indianapolis, IN 46203 [email protected] (317) 966‐8095 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Michelle Krueger ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Michelle Krueger 6214 Johnson St Merrillville, IN 46410 [email protected] (219) 980‐9137 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: MICHAEL McCartin ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, This is a vitally important issue. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, MICHAEL McCartin 6735 West Canal Pointe Lane Fort Wayne, IN 46804 [email protected] (260) 241‐7438 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Caitlin Jackson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Caitlin Jackson 2115 Heather Glen Way Franklin, IN 46131 [email protected] (317) 412‐0659 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Brock Gorman ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Brock Gorman 6080 Acorn Dr Columbus, IN 47201 [email protected] (555) 555‐5555 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ron Weiss ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ron Weiss 5129 Hartford Dr Fort Wayne, IN 46835 [email protected] (260) 402‐6384 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Ann Rak ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2018 7:10 PMTo: Comments, UrcSubject: Tell the IURC to Repower Indiana

**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Ann Rak 2214 Saint John Rd Schererville, IN 46375 [email protected] (219) 864‐9385 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Diane Zaborowski ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, The future is now! Go forward, not back. We the people of Indiana can be part of a better future with affordable, renewable energy. Let's do this! Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Diane Zaborowski 449 141st St Hammond, IN 46327 [email protected] (219) 276‐0913 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mary Carol and Dennis Reardon ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mary Carol and Dennis Reardon 7286 E Salt Creek Dr Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 837‐9103 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Donna Ehret Donna.Ehret@ ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Donna Ehret Donna.Ehret@ 7425 Triplett Rd Rome, IN 47574 [email protected] (812) 836‐2317 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Janna Barnes ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Janna Barnes 619 Herndon Dr Evansville, IN 47711 [email protected] (812) 760‐3581 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Steve Becker ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Steve Becker 9435 Polk St Crown Point, IN 46307 [email protected] (219) 323‐3238 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: James Lukas ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Fossil fuels are very risky! Renewable energy is cheaper and does not add to the climate change problem. We must not allow monopoly power companies to dictate our energy policies. Fossil fuels pollute our air, water and landwithout repercussions while we pay higher electricity bills. A healthy choice for your Indiana customers is now much needed. Say no to fossil fuels and move on to renewable energy. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, James Lukas 961 Ellington Cir Greenwood, IN 46143 [email protected] (317) 881‐0349 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Greg Carothers ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Greg Carothers 420 Foliage Ln Sheridan, IN 46069 [email protected] (260) 797‐2395 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Judy Desn ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Judy Desn 8555 N Ricks Dr E McCordsville, IN 46055 [email protected] (317) 480‐7730 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Susan Edmonds ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Please support this message Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Susan Edmonds 293 Larwick Cir Valparaiso, IN 46385 [email protected] (801) 633‐2685 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Patricia Fleetwood ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, It's time to listen to science. Coal is over. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Patricia Fleetwood 5203 T C Steele Rd Nashville, IN 47448 [email protected] (812) 837‐9335 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Mary Mikesell ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Mary Mikesell PO Box 664 Arcadia, IN 46030 [email protected] (317) 606‐8525 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: James Defrancisco ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, James Defrancisco 55720 Nursery Ave Mishawaka, IN 46545 [email protected] (574) 340‐4600 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Bruce Hlodnicki ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Bruce Hlodnicki 6235 Lawrence Dr Indianapolis, IN 46226 [email protected] (317) 879‐5674 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Victoria Powers ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Victoria Powers 1855 W County Road 350 N North Vernon, IN 47265 [email protected] (812) 346‐8074 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Brooke Reel ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Brooke Reel 7557 N Meridian Rd Uniondale, IN 46791 [email protected] (260) 418‐5992 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Supporterapril Markul Own ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, The Earth is our home. Keep it clean Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Supporterapril Markul Own 827 Spruce Ln Schererville, IN 46375 [email protected] (219) 865‐6765 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Sierra Caster ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Sierra Caster 2078 W 75 S Portland, IN 47371 [email protected] (765) 729‐8474 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Dennis Carr ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Regulators, the most recent version of the Statewide Resource Analysis is shamefully incomplete, as it does not address the existing and ongoing health and environment risks of fossil fuel use. It doesn't recognize that coal's time should have been over years ago‐‐‐the poor past decision by the IURC have delayed the conversion to safer, healthier, greener, less expensive (especially when considering fossil fuel risks). The result of these poor decisions, by the very regulatory body that should be considering ALL the states' citizens, not just corporations, their owners/executives. The old thinking about energy resources, the often revolving door between IURC, legislators and lobbyists, has been a shameful disgrace. No wonder Indiana ranks so poorly in environmental reviews, quality of health of it's citizens. Throw out this junk Draft, and start thinking and acting like you're in the current century! Sincerely, Dennis Carr Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Dennis Carr 922 Noble St Indianapolis, IN 46203 [email protected] (317) 809‐8478 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Michelle Morris ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Michelle Morris 730 W Packard Ave Fort Wayne, IN 46807 [email protected] (260) 745‐0707 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Diane Rogers ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Diane Rogers 2803 W Richards Rd Morgantown, IN 46160 [email protected] (812) 565‐6671 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Susan Mills ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, It is past time to change from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. Wake up! If you fail to act, you are not working for the good of our nation or of our world. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Susan Mills 9222 Garrison Dr Apt 203C Indianapolis, IN 46240 [email protected] (510) 408‐8323 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Rebeka Smith ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Rebeka Smith 527 S 7th St Mitchell, IN 47446 [email protected] (812) 508‐0350 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Larry Moss ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Larry Moss 831 E 3rd St Bloomington, IN 47405 [email protected] (812) 855‐8281 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: Scott Ferguson ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, Scott Ferguson 418 E Hillside Dr Bloomington, IN 47401 [email protected] (812) 727‐5192 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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From: James L Wolcott ([email protected]) Sent You a Personal Message <[email protected]>


**** This is an EXTERNAL email. Exercise caution. DO NOT open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected email. **** ________________________________ Dear IURC, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Draft Statewide Resource Analysis. This important analysis should include the economic risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas, as well as the opportunities to invest in low‐cost wind, solar and energy efficiency, which are not subject to fuel cost volatility. Renewable, affordable energy is here and now. Any energy analysis conducted in 2018 should reflect that, and Hoosiers deserve the benefits of it. Please rewrite your analysis to clearly warn Governor Holcomb and public officials that Indiana will be left behind by technological progress if we don't develop policies and programs to manage our transition from outdated coal and gas to an affordable renewable and efficient energy economy. Sincerely, James L Wolcott 2140 State St New Albany, IN 47150 [email protected] (812) 760‐5904 This message was sent by KnowWho, as a service provider only, on behalf of the individual noted in the sender information.

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