NIPCO celebrated work anniversaries for eight of its employees.

NIPCO celebrates promotions, job role changes, and newcomers to the G&T cooperative in the new year.

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

Serving our members is a labor of love.

Save energy by installing low-flow showerheads.

Portable generators can provide back-up power in case of outages. Follow these tips to operate it safely.

What are the code requirements for home electric vehicle charging stations?

To keep your holiday season merry instead of disastrous, follow these electrical safety precautions.

Enjoy a happy holiday season and lower energy bills with these simple cost-saving cooking tips.

Building trades professionals: Find details of this annual conference for CEUs and the latest energy-efficiency building updates.

​Freml is proud to have played a role in "bringing the NIPCO system to life".

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

NIPCO Transmission Superintendent Steve Harringa will hang up his hard hat after a 28-year career as a line worker, the last 17 of them with

Electric co-ops help to educate members to protect them against exaggerated, misleading, or false sales claims.

NIPCO is committed year 'round to advancing cybersecurity defenses to keep our systems secure.

If you haven’t already, make time to prep your home now to save energy this winter.

This commonly used metal is a valuable part of getting electricity to our members. Copper theft threatens lives and our electric supply.

In response to a recent reliability assessment, NIPCO reassures members that their energy supply is secure.

How the perfect winter conditions of ice and wind can cause power lines to move beyond their limit posing serious danger.

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