Sweetwater Fort Wayne To Expand, Add 300 Jobs
The Fort Wayne Redevelopment Commission today voted to pass an Economic Development Agreement with Sweetwater to support the company’s expansion in Fort Wayne.
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Rep. Carson Blasts Indianapolis Airport Clean Energy Grant Cancellation
U.S. Rep. André Carson, D-Ind., is criticizing the Trump administration’s plan to cancel millions of dollars in federal clean energy grants, including funding intended for Indianapolis International Airport.
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CO2 Emissions Decreased 30% Per Capita Nationwide Over 18 Years
Carbon dioxide emissions have decreased in every state over an 18-year period analyzed by the U.S. Energy Information Agency, with Indiana seeing the eighth-largest change at -41%.
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County Resistance Plagues Indiana Renewable Push
Misinformation, myths and politics have contributed to Indiana’s lack of a cohesive, statewide policy on renewable energy.Â
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Mammoth Solar Project Begins Operation In Starke County
Dora Renewables LLC has announced the north site of its 12,000-acre Mammoth Solar Farm in Starke County has begun operation, three years after breaking ground.
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Indiana emerges as national leader in clean energy innovation
Indiana is positioning itself as a national leader in clean energy, driving economic growth through innovative projects and significant investments.
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Indiana Seeks Federal Funding For Residential Solar Power Program
The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority has announced a Request for Proposals to secure a contractor to aid the agency respond to the recently launched Solar for All program.
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Labor, Farm Interests Oppose Huge Solar Farm Near Winamac
A plan to construct one of the world’s largest commercial solar energy systems in Northwest Indiana appears to be in limbo.
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NIPSCO Announces New Indiana-Based Solar Projects In Jasper, White Counties
Northern Indiana Public Service Company plans to add 900 megawatts to Indiana with the Dunns Bridge I, Dunns Bridge II and Cavalry Solar Energy Centers as part of the company’s long-term generation strategy.
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