The City of Bloomington and SIREN are partnering again to give area residents another great deal on solar! Attendance at a Solarize Info Session is a requirement for participation in the group discount program. Representatives of the City, SIREN and the solar company will provide a program overview; a basic understanding of what it means to Go…
The City of Bloomington and SIREN are partnering again to give area residents another great deal on solar! Attendance at a Solarize Info Session is a requirement for participation in the group discount program. This session provides a program overview; a basic understanding of what it means to Go Solar; and product, scheduling, and pricing information. If…
The City of Bloomington and SIREN are partnering again to give area residents another great deal on solar! Attendance at a Solarize Info Session is a requirement for participation in the group discount program. This session provides a program overview; a basic understanding of what it means to Go Solar; and product, scheduling, and pricing information. If…
Solar Indiana Renewable Energy Network (SIREN) volunteers are presenting a free Solarize information program 10:30 Saturday, October 14 at the Monroe County library auditorium, 303 East Kirkwood. The program will end before noon, allowing you to attend the IU game or the farmer’s market; weekend parking is free at the IU parking garages. Learn about…
The City of Bloomington, in collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce, is hosting a Sustainable Profits seminar on Dec. 4 to help local businesses reduce utility bills and operate more sustainably. SIREN helped arrange and is presenting at the seminar. Note: Reporting on this event can be found here, in a post dated 12/12/2107.
SIREN participated in the Academy's school-wide, week-long Sustainability Marketing project, sponsored by Department of Economic and Sustainable Development. One group of students did a survey in support of the Bloomington Solarize campaign. Another group explored the environmental and financial savings that Templeton Elementary School had realized by converting to LEDs and installing a solar system…