South Shore Clean Cities now called Drive Clean Indiana
South Shore Clean Cities now operates as Drive Clean Indiana.
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South Shore Clean Cities, members awarded $8.9M in grants through Indiana Volkswagen settlement funds
South Shore Clean Cities and some of its members were awarded $8.9 million in Indiana Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Fund grants.
Sustainable transportation leaders honored by South Shore Clean Cities
Northwest Indiana businesses working to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions were recognized for their efforts.
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Green job growth
Northwest Indiana is a major hub for clean-energy jobs, with 10,320 at the end of 2019. Growth in the industry is expected to continue as the shift from coal accelerates.
South Shore Clean Cities extending service throughout Indiana
South Shore Clean Cities is expanding its Northern Indiana nonprofit sustainable transportation organization to serve all of Indiana.
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Funds from VW settlement expanding Indiana’s electric vehicle charging station network
Indiana’s electric vehicle charging network is expanding.
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Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor receives Sustainability Leadership Award from South Shore Clean Cities
Efforts by the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor to reduce its impact its operations have on the environment landed it the 2019 Sustainability Leadership Award from South Shore Clean Cities.
Mainstreaming green energy
Clean energy is in growth mode in Northwest Indiana. Employment in the industry grew 4.7% in 2018 — one of the fastest growth rates in the Midwest.