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Indiana officials aim to inspire nuclear development — starting with local-level support

Summary by Pharos-Tribune
Indiana Michigan Power will soon retire the coal-burning units at its Rockport electric generating plant. The 2,600-megawatt plant is a source of energy, jobs and tax revenue in the southern Indiana community along the Ohio River.

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Indiana officials aim to inspire nuclear development — starting with local-level support

Indiana Michigan Power will soon retire the coal-burning units at its Rockport electric generating plant. The 2,600-megawatt plant is a source of energy, jobs and tax revenue in the southern Indiana community along the Ohio River.

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Pharos-Tribune broke the news on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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