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Former Indiana utility regulator calls firing a ‘fishing expedition,’ denies spending allegations

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By Leslie Bonilla Muñiz Verified
| The Republic Verified
Former utility regulator Andy Zay speaks with the Indiana Capital Chronicle on Tuesday. Niki Kelly | Indiana Capital Chronicle By Leslie Bonilla Muñiz Indiana Capital Chronicle Despite agreeing to settle his contentious lawsuit against the state, fired Indiana utility regulator Andy Zay maintains that his dismissal was manufactured to change the outcome in a now-pending review of a $71 million electricity rate increase for AES Indiana.
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Former Indiana utility regulator calls firing a ‘fishing expedition,’ denies spending allegations

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By Leslie Bonilla Muñiz Verified
| The News and Tribune Verified
Despite agreeing to settle his contentious lawsuit against the state, fired Indiana utility regulator Andy Zay maintains that his dismissal was manufactured to change the outcome in a now-pending review of a $71 million electricity rate increase for AES Indiana.
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EPA backs Indiana coal combustion residual program takeover

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By Leslie Bonilla Muñiz Verified
| The Rochester Sentinel Verified
Indiana’s proposed takeover of toxic coal byproduct permits is ready for approval, federal officials announced Tuesday. If finalized, the program would be the largest in the country. “Giving states the lead … helps ensure that those who understand local conditions the best, and their local energy needs, are in the driver’s seat to oversee the process,” U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Deputy Administrator David Fotouhi told reporters at an Indianapolis news conference. kAmr@2= 4@>3FDE:@?
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