Long form guides from the LED Indy team on rebates, codes, cabling and the numbers behind them, written from the utility, state and federal source documents and updated when the rules change. Each one links straight to the service that does the work.
EV charging
Half of what is written about Indiana charger incentives is out of date. The federal credit is gone for new installs, one utility still pays per port and the other pays nothing, and the grant money only reaches public highway sites. Here is the position on September 11, 2026, from the IRS and the utilities themselves.
Data and low voltage
Indiana puts about $27 million a year into a matching grant that reimburses schools for cameras, door hardware, visitor entry systems and the wiring behind them. Here is how the match works, when the window opens, how the board ranks requests, and how to scope a project that fits the form.
Lighting
The 2026 program pays per fixture, caps at half the job, and turns down projects for reasons that are easy to avoid. Here is what AES Indiana and Duke Energy actually pay, the rules in the application, and the arithmetic on one 400 watt bay.
Commercial electrical
A panel upgrade is a load side job with a permit measured in days. A service upgrade brings in the utility, the city inspector and gear that is quoted in months. Here is how to tell which one a build-out needs, who owns what, and the dates that decide whether the opening slips.
Data and low voltage
The distance limits, the power budget and the noise on the floor decide which cable goes where in a 500,000 square foot building. Here is how we plan it in the Plainfield, Whitestown and Park 100 corridors, with the standards behind every number.
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