Indiana panel OKs bill that sets statewide standards on renewable-energy projects

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3 thoughts on “Indiana panel OKs bill that sets statewide standards on renewable-energy projects

  1. It’s nice to see Indiana Republicans turn their “end local control” at rural communities for once. I, for one, am glad they’re feeling a small bit of the pain Sandlinville does every session.

  2. Hey State House, pass a law so there is one standard and only one credential needed through the state for contractors to work, instead every small town holding contractors up for another bond, another insurance rider, for evety jurisdiction. North Carolina does this, so I know it exists.

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