In May, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) released its 2025 Summer Reliability Assessment. What does this mean for western Iowa?

NIPCO's Jeff Persinger retires after nearly two decades of dedicated service. Since joining the NIPCO family in 2008, Jeff has been instrumental in NIPCO's growth and technological advancement.

Northwest Iowa Power Cooperative held its 2025 Annual Meeting on April 1 at Stoney Creek Hotel in Sioux City, Iowa. Members, directors, and staff gathered to reflect on the past year’s progress and discuss future plans focused on reliability, sustainability, and innovation in energy service. NIPCO has been "Working for Western Iowa" for over 75 years.

Discover how NIPCO's cooperative energy solutions are evolving to meet changing energy needs. Learn about our innovative cooperative energy.

Discover the projected winter electric reliability forecast report from NIPCO and Southwest Power Pool.

NIPCO's annual joint legislative meeting provides an outstanding opportunity to educate state and federal lawmakers on the co-op industry.

While the 2024-2025 winter energy reliability outlook is optimistic, the electric grid still faces long-term challenges.

NIPCO is committed to powering western Iowa into the future. The value of NIPCO's service & reliability goes beyond keeping the lights on!

In recent months, western Iowa communities served by NIPCO have been impacted by severe weather events summer floods.

Chuck Soderberg, Executive Vice President of the Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives, warns that recent federal energy policies...

Wednesday, April 24, NIPCO welcomed Congressman Randy Feenstra to our Le Mars, Iowa headquarters for a visit and tour. During his visit,...

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

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

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

Construction broke ground on July 10, and is expected to continue through early 2024.

Communities rely on electricity to power critical services and the local economy, and we don't take that responsibility lightly.

The April NIPCO Annual Meeting brought members co-ops and industry partners together to celebrate 2022 operations.

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