Today is the summer solstice, the day of the year with the most sunshine, and Indiana conservationists said they have a plan to make the best use of solar energy.
Read MoreAs Indiana prepares to bring thousands of megawatts of utility-scale wind and solar energy online, environmentalists and educators hope to use new tools — mapping and grant-boosted education — to manage strife over where future projects go.
Read MoreNAPPANEE — There will be free food at the open house, such as chili and desserts. Come Friday or Saturday to check out the new facility and talk to a solar expert.
Read MoreNAPPANEE — There will be free food at the open house, such as chili and desserts. Come Friday or Saturday to check out the new facility and talk to a solar expert.
Read MoreNAPPANEE — There will be free food at the open house, such as chili and desserts. Come next Friday or Saturday to check out the new facility and talk to a solar expert.
Read MoreChristina M. Seiler Rochester Sentinel ROCHESTER – A solar array with storage installed in Talma may be the first of its kind in Indiana. Fulton County REMC and Ag Technologies partnered on the project, which is now collecting energy through a grid of 2,855 solar panels. Storage will come by way … Read More
WARSAW — First Source Bank announces partnership with Warsaw Community Schools to go green by providing a $9.3 million solar energy equipment loan. This loan will finance solar energy at six schools in the Warsaw community. While helping the environment, the WCS are taking advantage of significant energy … Read More
By DENNIS ROSEBOUGH Communications Director , Office of Lt. Gov. Eric Holcomb INDIANAPOLIS — At the Indiana State Capitol, the Department of the Navy, the office of the Indiana Lieutenant Governor and Duke Energy hosted a press event regarding energy security and resiliency initiatives in Indiana Wednesday, April 13. … Read More
By NATALIE VAN HOOSE Purdue University The probability of saving money by using solar energy rather than standard grid electricity is 92 percent for Indiana farm businesses and about 50 percent for homes, Purdue University energy economists find. While current energy policies play key roles in providing incentives … Read More
