Understanding Solar Setback Requirements
Why Knox County needs stronger setback requirements to protect property values and community character. A comparison with neighboring counties shows what responsible development looks like.
Battery Storage Safety Concerns
Knox County's current ordinance lacks battery energy storage regulations. Learn about the safety risks and why we need comprehensive BESS guidelines before approving new projects.
Analyzing Solar Lease Agreements
A deep dive into commercial solar lease agreements reveals concerning terms that heavily favor developers over landowners. What Knox County residents need to know.
Three Battery Storage Projects Withdrawn from Knox County: What the MISO Data Tells Us
Analysis of the MISO Generator Interconnection Queue reveals three Duke Energy battery storage projects planned for Knox County have been withdrawn. Here's what this means for local solar development.
Three Solar Projects, 93 Affected Families: Breaking Down Knox County's Solar Landscape
Detailed analysis of Wheatland Solar, Ratts II, and Iona Solar projects reveals 93 Knox County families impacted by industrial solar—and the stark imbalance between who benefits and who bears the burden.
Inside Commercial Solar Lease Agreements: What Knox County Landowners Need to Know
Analysis of commercial solar lease agreements reveals 57-year commitments, blank payment fields, and terms that heavily favor developers over landowners. What every Knox County landowner should know.
Why 200 Feet Isn't Enough: Knox County's Setback Problem
Knox County's 200-foot solar setback is among Indiana's weakest. Our research shows 73 of 92 counties have strengthened their protections—here's how we compare and why it matters.
Solar Projects and Property Values
Research and real-world data on how large-scale solar installations affect neighboring property values. What the studies show and what they don't tell you.
Coalition Growth: 600+ Signatures and Counting
Our coalition has grown to over 600 concerned citizens. Thank you for your support and continued engagement in protecting Knox County.