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Now, more than ever, consumers are taking power into their own hands. Many are bridging the gap between sites of power generation by producing their own power.
For more than a decade, an Illinois community college’s wind turbine turned heads while powering the school.
A nearly completed multimillion-dollar campus renovation soon will power careers of students working on nearby wind farms – along with solar arrays, battery storage systems and advanced manufacturing jobs.
The autumn afternoon sun is providing more light to some Hoosiers than ever before – by electrifying the lights and appliances in their homes.
Several years ago, the 550-foot-long barn at Noble Organic Grains bustled with cows to sell to nearby dairies.
The northeastern Indiana farm’s barn is now brimming with bales of organic hay – that will soon be feeding cows and other farm animals across the U.S.