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The Des Moines Water Works board of trustees unanimously voted Tuesday to move forward with a lawsuit against three upstream counties and their drainage districts in an effort to address worsening nitrate pollution that threatens …
Iowa now has dozens of businesses directly involved in the wind and solar power industries, the Environmental Law & Policy Center said Thursday.
The group counted 75 Iowa companies engaged in the wind energy industry supply chain, …
Iowa State University this year plans to install three, 80-ton natural gas boilers that will replace coal-burning models in a $42 million project that will cut the power plant’s coal use by one-third.
The boilers were …
When temperatures drop, energy consumption rises, leading to an increase in requests for heating assistance. MidAmerican Energy Co. recently announced that its customers last year donated a total of $237,408 through the company’s I CARE …
Inflationary pressures remained tightly under wraps in the first month of 2015, a residue of the big slump in oil prices since last summer, MarketWatch reported.
The producer price index, which is considered a …
Nearly 1,500 MidAmerican Energy Co. customers were approached by telephone scammers in 2014, and 3 percent of those customers reported losing money or disclosing personal information, the utility said. Approximately half of those who lost …
Some Central Iowa business owners are shaking their heads over hefty increases in their monthly electric bills, but MidAmerican Energy Co. officials say they’re doing all they can to help their customers keep their bills …
MidAmerican Energy Co. will be required to pay its electric customers $2 million annually in energy adjustment clause credits as a condition of approval of its proposed “Wind IX” generation project. The Iowa Utilities Board …
Job cut announcements surged to their highest level in nearly two years in January, as falling oil prices prompted cost-cutting efforts in energy and related industries, ouplacement consulting firm Challenger Gray & Christmas Inc. said …
Sen. Steve Sodders, a Democrat from State Center, has introduced legislation that calls for extending high-speed fiber-optic services to rural Iowa and other underserved or unserved areas of the state.
The legislation, Senate …
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