Indiana § 8-1-8.7-8 Review of completed construction; costs exceeding estimated and
approved costs

Indiana Statutes

§ 8-1-8.7-8 — Review of completed construction; costs exceeding estimated and approved costs

Indiana § 8-1-8.7-8

Art. 1UTILITIES GENERALLY

Ch. 8.7Clean Coal Technology

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Ind. Code § 8-1-8.7-8 (2026).

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A public utility may elect to forgo any
commission review of the construction and cost until completion of the
clean coal technology system. If the commission has annually approved
the continuing need for the project under section 5 of this chapter, and
to the extent the public utility seeks to add to the rate base an amount
that does not exceed that filed under section 4(a) of this chapter, the
inclusion of that amount may be challenged only on the basis of
inadequate quality controls. However, inclusion of costs in excess of
those approved by the commission under section 4(b)(2) of this chapter
is not permitted unless the public utility shows those costs to be
necessary and prudent.

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A public utility may elect to forgo any
commission review of the construction and cost until completion of the
clean coal technology system. If the commission has annually approved
the continuing need for the project under section 5 of this chapter, and
to the extent the public utility seeks to add to the rate base an amount
that does not exceed that filed under section 4(a) of this chapter, the
inclusion of that amount may be challenged only on the basis of
inadequate quality controls. However, inclusion of costs in excess of
those approved by the commission under section 4(b)(2) of this chapter
is not permitted unless the public utility shows those costs to be
necessary and prudent.