solar
Report: Utilities could help connect low-income customers with solar
Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin so far have done little to make solar accessible to all, clean energy advocates say.
Indiana
A pointless mandate or a Trojan horse? Intrigue surrounds Indiana coal bill
As currently written, the legislation would have little impact on utility planning, but that could change with amendments.
environmental justice
For Indiana NAACP, energy justice has long been a civil rights issue
The state chapter is a frequent advocate for clean energy, and making sure African Americans benefit from the transition.
efficiency
Efficiency experts see lessons, limits in futuristic design of 1930s home
The House of Tomorrow, featured as part of the 1933 World’s Fair, presents unique challenges to those tasked with restoring it.
solar
How solar ‘skin’ helped an Indiana homeowner win a fight for rooftop panels
After the local homeowners association rejected his proposal, Joey Myles became a solar advocate at the state legislature.