Hendricks Power and Solential Energy are proud to announce that the C&B Graham solar
array is completed and now fully operational. The solar array will provide 7 megawatts of clean, renewable electricity to the co-op’s more than 35,000 members in western central Indiana. Some 19,225 solar panels were installed on the 60-acre rural site in Tilden. This is the largest cooperative-developed array in the state of Indiana. 

Hendricks Power Cooperative and Solential Energy announced the development of  a 7 MW AC solar array in Hendricks County. The C&B Graham Solar Energy Project, named for the local family providing 60 acres of land for the project, is the largest solar array developed by Hendricks Power and the largest for a rural electric membership cooperative (REMC) in Indiana.

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