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ST. JOHN - A northern Indiana nonprofit focusing on sustainable transportation is expanding its efforts to cover the entire state.

Something we all need, perhaps now more than ever after the challenges of 2020, is a future we can look forward to.

I’m a big believer in working smarter, not harder. One great example of a concept that does just that is transit-oriented developments.

The Sheriff’s Department received a $50,000 grantfrom the Indiana Department of Energy Development through Drive Clean Indiana.

The thought of a road trip on I-94 a few years ago in anything other than a gasoline-fueled car would have left most drivers with range anxiety.

DCI partners at two metropolitan planning organizations in Northern Indiana were awarded $206,000 in Ingrants for public EV charging stations.

There is no doubt 2020 will be a year that will not soon be forgotten. In spite of the challenges and tragedies, the year was not without its victories.

Drive Clean Indiana recently announced NIRPC & MACOG were awarded $206,000 in Ind. VW grants to add more public EV charging stations.

The Town of Burns Harbor is one of 11 communities in Northwest Indiana which will receive a Level 2 EV charging station.

Northern Indiana will soon have 24 new public EV charging stations thanks to grant funds secured with the help of DCI & support from NIPSCO.

The Ind. VW Committee awarded funding for 56 Level 2 EV charging stations across the state, including 11 sites in the MACOG region.

Jasper County, Indiana will soon have its first E15 fueling station thanks to efforts from two farmer-owned cooperatives and the USDA.