NIPCO employees celebrate the approaching high school and college graduations of their children.

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

April 26 tornadoes result in downed transmission infrastructure in NIPCO's southern counties.

Iowa electric cooperatives encourage their members to participate in the statewide Shine the Light contest in June.

Follow these safety tips when planting trees for energy conservation and curb appeal.

Spring cleaning is the perfect time to take on energy waste in your home.

On April 8, 2024, we celebrate Lineworker Appreciation Day to honor the men and women who power life.

Electricity can be hazardous if not treated properly. Take these steps to protect your home and family.

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.

Two NIPCO employees graduated with the IAEC's first class of the Cooperative Leadership in Iowa Program (CLIP) for emerging leaders.

Mary Livermore retired from NIPCO in Jan. of 2024, vacating what she calls, "The Best Seat in the House".

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

NIPCO's Matching Donations Program was developed to support nonprofit organizations in the communities we serve.

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.

Valentine's Day is a great time to explain how the seven cooperative principles allow us to serve you with L-O-V-E.

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.