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Eco · Renewable energy · published 2026-10-08 · via Inside Climate News

Indiana County Rejects Solar Project After Classifying It as Undesirable Land Use

Montgomery County, Indiana, places utility-scale solar projects on an official list of unwanted land uses alongside adult-oriented businesses. County commissioners unanimously turned down a 200-megawatt solar proposal on Sept. 28. Renewable energy supporters say the decision highlights broader barriers to solar development.

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