Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) in Indiana, USA has launched three requests for proposal (RFP) seeking developers to establish energy production infrastructure using solar, wind, thermal, standalone storage, emerging technologies, and other capacity resources. NIPSCO provides services to approximately 468,000 electric customers across the northern third of Indiana.
NIPSCO is targeting to develop 400 - 650 MW of capacity through this procurement. These RFPs are part of the plan for the addition of approximately 1,150 MW of solar and solar plus storage, 160 MW of wind, and 175 MW of other resources by 2023.
The deadline to submit the proposals is June 30, 2021. For more information about these RFPs visit our business opportunity page here.
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