Evansville Announces Renewable Energy Push for City Facilities

Here's which Evansville-owned buildings are set to get solar panels

The Evansville Water & Sewer Utility has approved funding to place solar on 17 city-owned buildings using interest dollars from its debt reserve fund.

Evansville to power nearly 20 municipal buildings with new solar initiative

Evansville is launching a $6.5 million solar project funded by its water and sewer utility to equip nearly 20 city buildings with solar panels, a move officials say will cut municipal electricity bills by more than a third over the…

Evansville announces renewable energy push for city facilities

The project will provide significant long-term energy cost savings and reduce the city’s contributions to climate change.

Evansville to power municipal facilities with solar energy

The project is expected to cost about $6.5 million.

Milwaukee municipal power effort follows path of other communities

The typical We Energies customer using 660 kilowatt hours of energy per month is paying $144 each month for that power, according to Wisconsin Public Service Commission data. That bill is far higher than most other people in the state and has increased substantially in recent years.  Frustration with rising energy bills, increasing skepticism about […]