Finding the balance in serving large, emerging loads without compromising reliability and affordability of power supply in western Iowa.

While renewable energy has clear benefits, NIPCO believes and advocates for an all-of-the-above energy approach.

NIPCO will celebrate its diamond anniversary during its 2024 Annual Meeting scheduled for April 2, 2024.

NIPCO and its Member Co-ops create powerful partnerships with Iowa lawmakers through education and advocacy efforts.

Know the potential dangers of metallic balloons so that you and your loved ones can safely enjoy outdoor celebrations.

Simple tips to help you wake up to lower energy bills this morning and all year.

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

Knowing what to do if you encounter utility poles or wires can be a matter of life and death.

Energy costs vary, but we list some common reasons why they may suddenly increase.

NIPCO Directors approved the 2024 wholesale power rate at its October 2023 meeting.

NIPCO expresses its heartfelt gratitude to the brave men and women who have served and scarified for our country.

It’s imperative that policymakers work to prioritize reliability in every energy policy discussion.

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.

You work hard preparing tasty holiday meals. Make the most of them by safely storing the leftovers.

High-performance clothes dryers save energy by only supplying the necessary amount of heat required by the load.

Harvest time is a dangerous time. Follow these tips around electrical lines and equipment, and be careful of possible entanglements or falls

Today's energy decisions will determine if there are sufficient resources to keep the lights on tomorrow.

How much electricity does the average household use in a year? And are there ways to decrease electricity use?