The Indiana Partnership for Fair & Affordable Energy supports responsible climate change legislation and public policy that achieves carbon dioxide reductions at an affordable cost for consumers and with minimal economic impact. The Partnership includes IMPA, the Indiana Statewide Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives, Hoosier Energy and Wabash Valley Power Association.
To educate consumers about the proposed legislation and its impact, the Partnership launched a statewide television advertising campaign and website at
www.FairPowerNow.org. Hoosiers can support fair carbon legislation that balances environmental goals with consumer affordability by signing a petition, contacting elected officials, and sharing the message with others.
To learn more about carbon legislation, the impact on Hoosiers and the Partnership for Fair & Affordable Energy, go to
www.FairPowerNow.org.
For every 38,000 bills paid online, 5,058 pounds of greenhouse gases are avoided and two tons of trees are preserved, according to NACHA -- The Electronic Payments Association, a non-profit. Using direct payment also saves a person about $150 annually in stamp and check costs and late fees, NACHA estimates.
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