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Intersolar North America, the first of the two annual U.S. solar industry main events, takes place July 12-14 in San Francisco—and key members of the Inovateus team will be there. Although we are not exhibiting this year, Inovateus will be spreading our message of building a brilliant tomorrow from the conference rooms to the tradeshow floor, from a live social

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As part of the Inovateus Solar blog, we’ll be giving readers regular updates about some of our solar projects, sharing a few details and photos about the progress. Between projects already under construction or about to have boots on the ground soon, Inovateus has more than 100 megawatts (MW) of utility, commercial and university solar power plant sites in the

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Imagine being surrounded by leaders from Fortune’s “Fastest Growing Companies” along with CEOs and executive team members of the country’s leading midsized firms. OK, are you there? Now imagine a line-up of speakers and presentations from some of the world’s leading business authors and entrepreneurs. As imaginative as I am, I prefer the real thing. Thanks to our forward-thinking approach

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Like many business owners in our solar partner network, we were once new solar installers, and I had to think about those early solar start-up years when I gave the keynote address to the new recipients of the “40 under 40” award in northern Indiana and southern Michigan a few weeks ago. I was honored to be awarded the “40

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The GTM Solar Summit has become one of the most informative conferences on the circuit. The folks at Greentech Media put together a compelling program, combining market trend updates, topical panels, thought-provoking keynotes, and valuable networking opportunities. And for someone like me thawing out from the Midwestern winter, a strong dose of Arizona sunshine is an added bonus. My key

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As a national solar company based in Indiana, we love how solar power is growing in our own backyard, especially when it’s large megawatt-scale solar plants that will help transition the Midwest to cleaner power. We’d like to give a shout-out to Bloomington, Indiana-based generation and transmission (G&T) rural electric co-op Hoosier Energy, which is building 10 solar photovoltaic (PV) farms

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When most people think about IndyCars, solar isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. But that could be changing with our new solar advocacy partnership with Indianapolis 500 racecar driver Stefan Wilson and his #ThinkSolar campaign. For the past several months, our Inovateus solar team has been advising Stefan on the campaign and its mission is to spread awareness

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Hello and welcome to the new Inovateus Solar website and our new blog. Solar energy is changing the world, and we want this blog to provide a community forum for how solar is growing and thriving in the Midwest for installers, businesses, local cities, and utilities. We’ll not only explore new solar technology, but also provide perspectives on how our

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When the alarm went off at 4:30 am, in the pitch black without even the dogs stirring, I mumbled to myself “Am I really going to do this?” After a moment’s hesitation, I answered myself by hustling to get ready and on the road to Springfield, hoping traffic and storms wouldn’t keep me from arriving on time. As the sun

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This project is the result of a joint development effort between En-Trust and Inovateus Solar.  The project demonstrates the commitment of Holgate Schools to reduce energy costs, protect the environment, and provide valuable educational opportunities for their students to learn about renewable energy. The solar array has been completed in December 2018, following 2 months of construction lead by the

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Some may find it surprising that a solar developer based in Indiana is making such an impact on the promotion of solar energy. The Midwest isn’t the quintessential region for solar installations, but the times are a-changin’. As more utilities retire aging coal plants, South Bend’s Inovateus Solar is helping to guide the energy transition to solar. “It’s exciting to