Solar energy provider POWERHOME Solar has completed a solar panel installation at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center, the headquarters and practice facility for the Indianapolis Colts. The new solar panels provide the facility with renewable, clean energy, helping the franchise further reduce its overall carbon footprint and lower its energy costs.
POWERHOME, headquartered in Mooresville, North Carolina, entered the Indiana market in 2019 and opened an office in Indianapolis to serve customers throughout the state.
“Not only will solar panels improve the carbon footprint of the facility, they offer financial benefits,” said Jayson Waller, founder and CEO of POWERHOME. “Solar energy will lower future energy costs and business operating expenses.”
The Colts and Lucas Oil Stadium already have several sustainability initiatives in place, including food rescue, recycling, the use of biodegradable service ware, sourcing from local farmers and a commitment to lowering energy use.
“Through this partnership with POWERHOME Solar, the Colts are seeking to become a better steward of our environment and a better corporate citizen,” said Pete Ward, Colts chief operating officer. “Our business will benefit from this partnership as it makes our operations more cost-effective and innovative. We also look forward to introducing POWERHOME SOLAR to Indiana and Colts fans throughout our state.”
POWERHOME Solar, a residential solar energy provider in 10 states, is working with NFL and MLB franchises, academic institutions and professional athletes to help build stronger, healthier communities across the United States.
