IN-ACRE: Indiana Agriculture Coalition for Renewable Energy

Indiana Agriculture Coalition for Renewable Energy
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The Indiana Agriculture Coalition for Renewable Energy (IN-ACRE) represents and supports Hoosier farmers and rural landowners who support clean energy projects and technology. The coalition promotes a clean energy agenda that prioritizes Hoosier property rights and the family farms that are the backbone of our rural economy. Learn more at www.inacre.org

Episodes

  1. Sunny Side Up: 1.1mW Solar at MPS Egg Farms by PSG Energy Group

    08/06/2020

    Sunny Side Up: 1.1mW Solar at MPS Egg Farms by PSG Energy Group

    Hello and welcome to the Indiana Agriculture Coalition for Renewable Energy, or Indiana ACRE for short. You can find information about Indiana ACRE, and free resources for farmers and landowners at our website, www.inacre.org, and on Facebook and Twitter by searching for Indiana Agriculture Coalition for Renewable Energy. The goal of this "Sunny Side Up" case study is to gain a better understanding of the 1.1mW ground solar array project implemented in 2019 on-site at MPS Egg Farms and managed by PSG Energy Group, what the goals were of the renewable energy project, the process and construction of the array, and a one-year introspection on the array. With me in this interview is Dan Krouse, the vice president of operations of MPS Egg Farms based in North Manchester, Indiana, and the point of contact on the solar project, and Jennifer Mrzlack, the president of PSG Energy Group based in Indianapolis, Indiana. Learn more: https://mpseggfarms.com/, http://psgenergygroup.com/project/midwest-poultry/, http://inacre.org/ Audio transcript: http://inacre.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/MPS-PSG-Transcript.pdf

    24 min
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The Indiana Agriculture Coalition for Renewable Energy (IN-ACRE) represents and supports Hoosier farmers and rural landowners who support clean energy projects and technology. The coalition promotes a clean energy agenda that prioritizes Hoosier property rights and the family farms that are the backbone of our rural economy. Learn more at www.inacre.org

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