Keep utility poles free from personal materials such as balloons, fliers, and metal objects to keep our utility workers safe.

May is National Electrical Safety Month. Follow these tips to keep your home and family safe this month and every month.

Co-ops Vote is a program that provides access to resources and information for co-op members to vote...with co-op issues in mind.

Six essential safety tips for hunters to prevent accidents and ensure a safe hunting experience for you and your family.

Curious about those little “thingies” at the top of power poles? Learn more about their very important role.

Energy-saving guidelines will help keep your energy budget from slipping into the red as summer heats up.

With just a little extra time and attention to detail, you can use power safely and effectively on your farm.

Pad-mount transformers are instrumental in power supply, but they can pose potential and severe safety risks when not handled with care.

Electricity can be hazardous if not treated properly. Take these steps to protect your home and family.

To reduce your electricity demand and save money, think about your appliances and when you use them.

As NIPCO readies for its seventy-fifth anniversary, we honor our past but look to the future of service for our member co-ops.

Wires in an electrical system or circuit have a maximum amount of current they can safely carry. How much is too much?

Electric heaters can make your home cozy, but they come with risks. Learn how to stay safe and warm.

Tom Wagner will continue to represent the NIPCO membership on the Basin Electric Power Cooperative Board of Directors.

We look forward to connecting with our cooperative members at the Iowa State Fair Aug. 10-20

How do electric vehicles provide clean, high-performance driving? Peek under the hood and find out!

Western Iowa electric co-ops to launch the next generation of digital services to its members.

Timperley's 35-year career in Electronics Engineering Technology has been dedicated entirely in service to NIPCO.

NIPCO and its members feel it is essential to educate and engage with members about the diversity of electric and hybrid vehicles available

In high wind situations, there’s the potential for power outages due to branches, limbs and trees coming into contact with power lines.