Proposal includes significant issues concerning land-use, local control, eminent domain and government transparency

Federal subsidies and legal exemptions for electric utilities prop up the threat of industrial solar.

Major Issues include Industrial Solar and the Future Land Use Map

The ordinance puts limits on merchant solar development and protects local control while the local Comprehensive Plan is finished. However, the foreign and out-of-state solar developers are not giving up yet.

We provide an easy-to-use link and a pre-written message for our local officials.

Will Mayer gives an update on the Coalition's work this fall, the Comprehensive Plan and the next phase of the Industrial Solar process.

Details on the current status of the Industrial Solar proposals and what to expect next.

The out-of-state solar developers are launching multiple new offensives in Clark County in an effort to push their projects through.

A bill which would allow solar developers to bypass local control has failed to become law, but it's expected to come back in 2023.

Clark Coalition Foundation has gained IRS recognition as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

Outgoing Senator Paul Hornback (Shelbyville) has introduced significant changes to a state solar bill that would undermine the long-standing precedent of local control of planning & land-use issues.

Eddie Gilkison details Clark Coalition's work this fall from the Court House to the Capitol Building.

Judge Pace was a dedicated public servant and tireless advocate for Clark County.

More than 16 months after being proposed, the ordinances to permit industrial solar in Clark County's agricultural zone have been denied. The Fiscal Court agreed with Clark Coalition's recommendation to implement a moratorium on industrial solar development until the issue could be addressed in next year's Comprehensive Plan.

The survey – which ran from March 13th to May 27th – measured the sentiment of local residents on different types of solar facilities.