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Committed to a Co-op Culture for All
YOU are a member of our electric cooperative. That gives you an equal voice and vote in our governance. You have a say in the policies and priorities our co-op sets to benefit our community.
Radon, Safety and Energy Efficiency
If you seal your home for energy efficiency or want to reduce moisture levels in your basement, you may want to go one step farther and reduce radon levels, too. Here's why.
Vampire Loads: Not a Halloween Trick or Treat
Appliances that use electricity even when turned off sneakily boost your power bills.
Home Ventilation to Keep Your Home "Healthy"
Use these ventilation options to expel pollutants and moisture that can cause illness and damage to your home.
Take Time to Reap a Safe Harvest
Harvest season is a hectic time, with farmers working long hours over longer weeks. Don’t let stress and exhaustion lead to a tragic run-in with electricity as you bring crops in from the field.
How Air-Source Heat Pumps Work
Air source heat pumps can provide highly efficient comfort for your home all year long. But how can they produce heat and coolness from outside air?
Circuit Breaker Safety
If you’re like most homeowners, you don’t think about the details of your electrical service until something goes wrong. Learn more about circuit breakers, an important component of your electrical connection.
Stop by and See Us at the Iowa State Fair!
Drop by to register for prizes, see the renovated 4-H building and just say “howdy” to electric cooperative staff.
7 Tips for Keeping Your Home Healthy
This overview provides the steps necessary to keep dangers at bay in your home. The breadth of potential dangers is greater than you might imagine.
Keep Outdoor Playtime Safe
Kids need plenty of outdoor play time. However, they need to know these electrical safety rules to avoid disaster this summer.