4 Comprehensive Guides to Advance the CEA Industry
November 17, 2025
RII and its CEA Footprint Project producer and stakeholder partners have put out a how-to guide on environmental accounting and reporting.
The Resource Innovation Institute will be hosting a webinar on “Getting Started in Water Circularity: How To Really Achieve 90% Water Savings” on Feb. 28.
Growers looking to reduce water usage can quickly get overwhelmed. Here’s how you can start thinking about your next upgrade project.
From the world of LED spectra to the intricacies of light intensity management, learn more about the groundbreaking discoveries and practical insights driving this dynamic field forward.
The industry-backed CEA Footprint Project is designed to, among other things, advance a broader understanding of the environmental benefits and impacts of CEA.
During the summer and shoulder months, cooling and humidity control can make up a significant amount of a greenhouse facility’s energy use.
The USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service is hosting a webinar on Sept. 14 that will provide details on how to design and operate water circularity systems in greenhouses and indoor farms.
The downloadable report from Resource Innovation Institute provides a first-of-its-kind utility bill level analysis of energy and water use in greenhouse and indoor farm operations.
Growers looking for operational savings can still turn to utility incentive programs for upgrades to LED fixtures.
The free, downloadable report provides information and guidelines to help support the adoption of efficient practices in indoor farms and greenhouses.
Resource Innovation Institute experts share their insights on how CEA operations can optimize their water usage.
The curriculum from Resource Innovation Institute and design firm ARCO/Murray will provide credentialing process to ensure an educated, effective, and scalable CEA workforce.
Members of the Resource Innovation Institute explore the various lighting metrics essential for greenhouse production and their impact on the growth and development of your crops.