Indiana Code Title 13. Environment § 13-15-2-2

(1) Provide incentives to owners and operators of facilities to assess the pollution emitted by the facilities into all environmental media.

(2) Provide incentives to owners and operators of facilities to implement the most innovative and effective pollution control or pollution prevention strategies while maintaining enforceable performance goals.

(3) Provide incentives to owners and operators of facilities to reduce pollution levels at the facilities below the levels required by law.

(4) Consolidate environmental requirements into one (1) permit that would otherwise be included in more than one (1) permit.

(5) Reduce the time and money spent by owners and operators of facilities and the department on administrative tasks that do not benefit the environment.

(6) Provide owners and operators of facilities with as much operational flexibility as can reasonably be provided while being consistent with enforcement of permit requirements.

(1) Authorization of emission trading.

(2) Consolidated reporting mechanisms.

(3) Third party certifications.

(4) Multimedia regulation.

(5) Other conditions consistent with subsection (a).

(1) Activities conducted under the permit must result in greater overall environmental protection than would otherwise be achieved under applicable law.

(2) Upon issuance of a permit, all limits, conditions, and standards contained in the permit are enforceable under IC 13-30-3.

(3) The permit applicant must give notice in accordance with IC 13-15-8, and the commissioner shall give notice to the public and provide an opportunity to comment on the proposed permit in accordance with IC 13-15-5.

(1) the degree of environmental benefit that may be obtained under the permit;

(2) the potential application of any innovative control technologies or regulatory procedures that may be made available to other permit applicants and permit holders;  and

(3) other criteria that the board may establish.