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The State of Indiana was the 19th U.S. state admitted into the union. It is located in the Midwestern United States region of the United States of America. With about 6.3 million residents, it is ranked 15th in population and 17th in population density. Indiana is ranked 38th in land area and of the Continental United States 48 states, Indiana is the smallest state west of the Appalachian Mountains. Its Capital (political) and largest city is Indianapolis.In recent research, 2% of people in Indiana want more information about replacement windows reduce their energy bills.Indiana's power production chiefly consists of the consumption of fossil fuels, mainly coal. Indiana has 24 coal power plants, including the largest coal power plant in the United States, Gibson Generating Station, located near Owensville, Indiana. While Indiana has made commitments to increasing use of renewable resources such as wind, hydroelectric, biomass, or solar power, however, progress has been very slow, mainly because of the continued abundance of coal in Southern Indiana. Most of the new plants in the state have been coal gasification plants. Another source is hydroelectric power.
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