Lilly to install $10M worth of solar panels at two Indianapolis campuses

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3 thoughts on “Lilly to install $10M worth of solar panels at two Indianapolis campuses

  1. At this point it’s more shocking when a company doesn’t have at least a plan for solar. The financial justifications are pretty clear, at least for enough panels to handle spring through fall daytime power needs.

    The math works out differently on pitched roofs and residential areas, but commercial buildings and parking lots have no good excuses.

    1. Parking lots are prime! Plus it protects vehicle paint from damaging UV rays and heavy rain fall. I wish more companies would invest in solar projects.

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