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They need to change their name back to IPL. IPL is nearly a 100-year-old name – a fixture of the city – and they got rid of it for some bs corporate reason.
This is a bad take
This is a very large commitment to help towards cleaner air and future savings for rate payers. We city folks sometimes have a hard time knowing how big 1,800 acres is. The State Fair Grounds is a little less than 200 acres so this project is 9 times as large as the fair grounds.
They also need to better promote their existing program to enable residential customers’ choice to elect only green power. It’s only a couple more dollars/month and avoids the coal/gas generators.
When might customers see the benefit, in reduced rates, from this cheaper power source?
They could put those solar panels on 16,000 homes in the Indianapolis area! It would cost less and directly power 16,000 low and middle income families. Without taking 1,800 acres out crop rotation.