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When Talbert Manufacturing officials pondered ways to update their northern Indiana facilities, they contacted their local energy provider, Jasper County REMC. The local electricity co-op shed light on energy efficiency upgrades that could save money – and offered rebates once they happened.
When the technology became available, Miller Poultry officials eagerly embraced LED light bulbs – and even they didn’t know how cool the lights would be. Literally.
Mascot Truck Parts needs compressed air to function. Without it, business screeches to a halt. When the company opened its Plainfield, Ind., doors in 2015, it used two 75-horsepower air compressors that had been in storage at another site in Canada. Yet it wasn’t long before they showed their age – and cost the company in high energy use.
Wabash Valley Power partnered with member cooperatives, including Noble REMC, on an expansion of the Co-op Solar program. The…