Indiana § 8-1-8.7-6 Cancellation of clean coal technology implementation; recovery of
expenditures

Indiana Statutes

§ 8-1-8.7-6 — Cancellation of clean coal technology implementation; recovery of expenditures

Indiana § 8-1-8.7-6

Art. 1UTILITIES GENERALLY

Ch. 8.7Clean Coal Technology

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Ind. Code § 8-1-8.7-6 (2026).

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If a public utility cancels the implementation of
the technology as a result of the modification or revocation of a
certificate by the commission under section 5 of this chapter, the public
utility may recover the amount of its investment in the technology,
along with a reasonable return on the unamortized balance. The utility
may not recover on amounts expended in excess of the cost estimates
approved by the commission under section 4 of this chapter unless the
utility can prove to the commission that those expenditures were
necessary and prudent. The recovery must be made over a reasonable
period of time through rates charged by the public utility. A recovery
may not be made if there was fraud, concealment, or gross
mismanagement on the part of the public utility.

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If a public utility cancels the implementation of
the technology as a result of the modification or revocation of a
certificate by the commission under section 5 of this chapter, the public
utility may recover the amount of its investment in the technology,
along with a reasonable return on the unamortized balance. The utility
may not recover on amounts expended in excess of the cost estimates
approved by the commission under section 4 of this chapter unless the
utility can prove to the commission that those expenditures were
necessary and prudent. The recovery must be made over a reasonable
period of time through rates charged by the public utility. A recovery
may not be made if there was fraud, concealment, or gross
mismanagement on the part of the public utility.