A ‘Mammoth’ Agrivoltaic Project Crosses the Political Divide in Indiana

The new Mammoth Solar project in the red state of Indiana is building local support across the aisle and aims to showcase how the emerging field of agrivoltaics can benefit farmers across the United States. Solar industry advocates are facing new hurdles at every level of government, from local town halls to the White House. But the economic case for solar energy can help developers win community support, regardless of political affiliations. The new Mammoth Solar project in the red state of Indiana is one example. In addition to building support for solar development among local residents and farmers, the project also aims to showcase how the emerging field of agrivoltaics can benefit farmers elsewhere in the state and around the country.