July / August 2009

Volume 12, Number 4

FEATURES

EXEC CONNTECT

Evaluating the Progress

Is the green movement moving fast enough? What are some of the positive developments, as well as disappointments? Our panel of experts explores the latest. [Full story]

Blowing in the Wind

Indiana goes from out of the game to a major player in the wind energy world. Additional economic potential looms, but limitations are also part of the reality. [Full story]

Alternative Forms of Energy

New developments across the state: algae oil in Indianapolis; Kokomo’s K-Fuel; massive geothermal project at Ball State; and Nappanee car dealer adds solar panel. [Full story]

Home Sweet (Green) Home

Housing developments in Indiana, an Illinois resort and a Hoosier company involved in an Idaho revitalization are all going back to nature. [Full story]

Putting Products in Their Place

Continued success of Valparaiso recycling program headlines several initiatives in Northwest Indiana. [Full story]
Getting to Know: Gus Olympidis, Family Express

Big Company, Large Effort

Roche Diagnostics builds on prior successes in sustainability. [Full story]

Energy Efficient Funds

The Small Business Administration increases loan amounts for projects that meet energy requirements. Venture capital opportunities also exist. [Full story]

INDIANA INGENUITY

Boosting the Battery Power

Indy Power Systems’ technology allows for increased performance, lower costs in energy management. Huge potential exists in hybrid and electric vehicle markets. [Full story]

Transportation in Today’s World

Moving industry sees first hybrid truck; railroad “slugs” improve handling of products at port; and Fort Wayne fleet department earns national accolades. [Full story]

Commercial Applications

Ecobutton™ helps conserve computer energy; Indiana Green Pages connects businesses and consumers; and company finds marketing niche in soy-based products. [Full story]