A new report from Baker Tilly shows solar power produced in Indiana would help Hoosiers meet a growing need for electricity. This need is driven by a surge in economic development.
By: Advanced Energy United
The Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference will boast its highest-ever attendance this Friday [February 28, 2025], with 450 people concerned about climate change coming together to share information and propose solutions. Historically hosted in Indianapolis, the conference will take place at Bloomington’s Monroe Convention Center for the first time.
By: The Indiana Daily Student
Butler receives grant to advance sustainability programming
By: Butler University
Solar has taken off in red states. Trump’s funding freeze is causing panic
By: The Guardian
Working in Partnership for Equitable Climate and Clean Energy Progress in Indiana
By: Energy Foundation
Inflation Reduction Act Delivers Millions of Dollars in Solar for All Funds for Indiana Nonprofit Coalition
By: Seirra Club
Funding hub assists Hoosier communities applying for federal climate and resilience grants
By: Environmental Resilence Institute
Hoosiers Support Renewable Energy in State Portfolio, Streamlining Rules for Building Wind and Solar Projects
We stood up for our solar rights at the 5th annual Renewable Energy Day!
By: Solar United Neighbors
Southport High School freshmen staged a sustainability fair for a nearly preschool.
By: Earth Charter Indiana
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