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ERI, GPI Release Model Solar Ordinance, Renewable Energy Guide to Facilitate Indiana Solar and Wind Development
"As more Indiana utility companies, businesses, and property owners seek to take advantage of the benefits of renewable energy, local governments in Indiana are looking to make informed decisions about solar and wind energy proposals and future development.
To help local governments maximize the economic and environmental benefits of renewable energy for their communities, Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute (ERI) and the Great Plains Institute (GPI) have teamed up to produce two state-specific resources for local decision makers."
ERI, GPI Release Model Solar Ordinance, Renewable Energy Guide to Facilitate Indiana Solar and Wind Development
Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute (ERI) and the Great Plains Institute (GPI) have teamed up to produce two state-specific resources for local decision makers in Indiana: a model solar ordinance and a renewable energy guide addressing large-scale solar and installations.
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