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The federal Inflation Reduction Act could help Indiana utilities and other businesses to adopt renewable energy like solar — but whether it will encourage Indiana residents to do the same is unclear.
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An 1,100-acre solar project in western St. Joseph County — known as “Project Honeysuckle” — is once again moving forward.
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The agreement gives developer Lightsource BP a property tax break while also potentially generating millions of dollars in new tax revenue.
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Consumers Energy says it will need from 60,000 to 70,000 acres of land to achieve its planned rollout of 8,000 megawatts of electricity from solar by 2040.
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Indiana utilities have more influence on politics in the state than you might imagine. Net metering for rooftop solar — which will be phased down this year — is a good example.
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The Douglass School, named after abolitionist Fredrick Douglass, opened during segregation and eventually merged with an all-white school in the 1950s before closing in 1968.
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A massive, 1,100-acre solar farm dubbed ‘Project Honeysuckle’ may soon be built by Lightsource BP in western St. Joseph County.
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A bill that sets state guidelines for where wind and solar farms can be located passed the House on Monday.
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Lawmakers are making another attempt to set standards for new wind and solar projects in Indiana. But this time, the state isn’t making anything...
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South Bend launches program to help local nonprofits install solar panels, improve energy efficiencyThe city of South Bend is launching a new program to help area nonprofits install solar panels and improve energy efficiency.