A new survey says Indiana and Minnesota had the Midwest’s biggest growth in clean energy jobs last year.

The fourth annual Clean Jobs Midwest survey found that Indiana’s clean energy jobs grew by 4.7% last year, tying it with Minnesota.

The survey by the nonprofit Clean Energy Trust and the business and investor group Environmental Entrepreneurs shows that Indiana residents held 86,900 clean energy jobs in 2018. That’s the fourth-largest state total among a dozen states in the Midwest.

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