The developer of the Mammoth Solar project continues to line up a buyer for its electricity. AEP Energy will buy power under a long-term purchase agreement with Doral Renewables, LLC announced this week for the second phase of the project. An agreement for the first phase was executed in April.
Continue readingGov. Holcomb Meets with Mammoth Solar Project Stakeholders during Israel Trip
Governor Holcomb’s trip to Israel last month apparently included a meeting with one of the companies behind Starke and Pulaski counties’ Mammoth Solar project. A press release sent on behalf of Israel-based renewable energy developer Doral Group says the governor had a chance to meet with the project’s Israeli stakeholders.
Continue readingPulaski County BZA Approves another Special Exception for Mammoth Solar Project
A proposed solar farm has passed another approval round with the Pulaski County Board of Zoning Appeals. Board members approved a special exception request for the Mammoth Solar project Monday. It adds almost 4,700 acres to the project’s footprint.
Continue readingPulaski County BZA to Vote on Solar Farm Proposal Tonight
A decision on a 4,500-acre solar farm proposal is expected tonight. The Pulaski County Board of Zoning Appeals held off on granting a special exception last month, as members wanted more time to research the project’s potential impact on the environment, ecology, and wildlife, as well as residents’ health.
Continue readingWinamac Looks to Solar Developer to Help Turn Abandoned Grain Elevator into Recreational Area
Pulaski County’s proposed solar farm may have a role to play in Winamac’s revitalization efforts. Town Attorney Justin Schramm says the town had been looking to tear down an abandoned grain elevator near the intersection of Logan and Jefferson streets and possibly redevelop the site as a park facility to tie into the adjacent Panhandle Pathway.
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