Did you know farmers on Steuben County REMC lines can receive money back on such simple investments as the purchase of variable-frequency drives and LED lightbulbs? They can also earn rebates when they show a reduction in overall power consumption.

If you’re a farmer and want to know more, we invite you to an upcoming local presentation, Energy on the Farm, which aims to educate area farm owners on how to make more energy-efficient decisions, while benefiting from POWER MOVES® rebates and incentives.

Steuben County REMC, Noble REMC and LaGrange County REMC are partnering to present the special program, which will take place at the Ashley Community Center on Nov. 14.

Special guest Dr. Klein Ileleji, Purdue University professor and Extension engineer, will discuss the energy audit process for farms, as well as explain other energy efficiency measures.

Following Dr. Ileleji, energy advisors from each co-op will introduce and explain POWER MOVES rebates and incentives specific to agricultural facilities and fields.

Refreshments will be served during the program.

Learn more about how you as a farmer can benefit from Steuben County REMC’s rebate programs and services.

Energy on the Farm Presentation

Where:
Ashley Community Center,
500 S. Gonser Ave., Ashley

When:
Wednesday, Nov. 14, 6-7:30 p.m.

Speakers:

Dr. Klein Ileleji,
Purdue University professor and Extension engineer

Josh Durbin,
Steuben County REMC

Brian Hawk,
Noble REMC

Jake Taylor,
LaGrange County REMC