The IND Solar Farm is already a distinguished landmark for those onlookers driving past the airport on I-70, as well as pilots and passengers as they approach and depart the airfield. When flying into Indiana, remember to keep an eye out for the next Hoosier success story.”
“Companies across the globe select Indiana because Hoosiers aren’t afraid to reach for new heights, like building North America’s largest airport-based solar farm. “As a state that works for innovation, Indiana is charting new territory in technology and creating endless possibilities for the future,” said Victor Smith, Indiana Secretary of Commerce. “When you couple this solar farm with our electric car share program, world renowned bike amenities, and SustainIndy improvements, you can clearly see that Indianapolis is taking a national leadership role in promoting alternative energy technology.” “This project sends a powerful message to business leaders and visitors that Indy is forward looking and innovative,” said Mayor Greg Ballard. A solar facility of this size has the capacity to generate more than 16.5 million kilowatt hours of electric energy annually, enough to power more than 1,800 average American homes for a year. The IND Solar Farm, the largest airport-based solar farm in North America, consists of 44,128 panels, producing 12.5 megawatts DC of power on 75 acres of land at the Indianapolis International Airport.Ĭreating a facility this vast and high tech came with a $35-$40 million dollar investment. The Honorable Mayor Greg Ballard and Victor Smith, Secretary of Commerce – Indiana Economic Development Corporation joined in the celebration of the IND Solar Farm Commissioning. The IND Solar Farm at the Indianapolis International Airport, with project partners General Energy Solutions, Telamon Corporation, Johnson Melloh Solutions, Indianapolis Airport Authority and Indianapolis Power and Light Company, today, October 18, 2013, announced the commissioning of a 12.5 MW DC solar photovoltaic project. Indianapolis, Indiana (PRWEB) October 21, 2013
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