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About the Indiana Energy Independence Fund

Indiana’s nonprofit green bank

The Indiana Energy Independence Fund finances practical energy and building improvements across Indiana.

Our approach

Home improvements should be affordable

IEIF helps Indiana households and organizations finance improvements that lower costs, improve comfort, and strengthen buildings.

We support projects ranging from insulation and efficient HVAC to roofing, accessibility, and renewable energy, with financing designed to serve a broad range of borrowers, including low- and moderate-income homeowners and undercapitalized organizations..

Staff

Our staff

Executive Director

Alex Crowley

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Alex Crowley is Executive Director of the Indiana Energy Independence Fund. He leads IEIF’s strategy, partnerships, financing initiatives, and organizational operations, working with public, private, and nonprofit partners to expand investment in energy and building improvements across Indiana.

His background spans economic development, sustainability, marketing, and operations. He previously led the City of Bloomington’s Department of Economic and Sustainable Development and held leadership roles at Ogilvy & Mather, AT&T, and Insight Communications.

Contractor Account Manager

Chris Kerlin

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Chris Kerlin is IEIF’s Contractor Account Manager. He works with contractors to join and participate in IEIF financing programs, providing guidance on program requirements, project submissions, and the financing process.

His background includes commercial lighting, solar, building energy technologies, affordable housing, refugee assistance, and school construction. He previously served as Executive Director of the U.S. Green Building Council in New Mexico and is a LEED® Accredited Professional for Building Operations and Maintenance.

Program Manager

Logan Gunning

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Logan Gunning is IEIF’s Program Manager. He manages IEIF’s financing programs, conducts financial analysis, and oversees programmatic reporting.

His background includes community education and outreach, as well as community-scale solar and wind development. Logan previously led regional voter education campaigns and worked as an associate project developer originating solar and wind projects. Logan holds a Master of Public Affairs degree from Indiana University.

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Have a project in mind?

Whether you own a home, manage a building, or run a contracting business, we can point you to the right financing.