Co-op Programs

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Generation

Our Members

CIPCO is a cooperative owned by 13 member-owned rural electric cooperatives and associations that together provide power to nearly 320 Iowans in 58 counties across Iowa. Find out more about each of our Member-owners below.

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Renewable Energy Projects

As a 24/7 energy provider, CIPCO is able to meet its Member-owners' needs with a diverse fuel mix of coal, hydroelectric, wind, solar, landfill gas, natural gas and oil energy resources.

Learn more about locally produced energy resources that serve our Iowa members on the map shown below.

A percentage of market purchases exist within the portfolio to meet additional supply needs not covered by existing contracts or CIPCO-produced generation. Weather volatility and unplanned operational events at power plants may also impact market purchases.

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Recent News

Annual Meeting focuses on reliability, connection

We are reliability. That was the message of this year’s Annual Meeting broadcast from Noble REMC. The video was released on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram on June 12, after members voted on our board of directors by mail.
Camp Kilowatt brightens up the summer

Cooperative, community and camp came together in early June, when Noble REMC was fortunate to sponsor two area middle school students to attend Camp Kilowatt in Brookston: Nolan Allen and Hunter Carnahan.
Delegates dazzled by trip to D.C.

Indiana Youth Tour takes students out of their comfort zone of rural Indiana and into the museums, memorials, and sights of Washington, D.C.

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Who owns what?

As July rolls in with longer days and rising temperatures, there is also an increased potential for severe weather. Summer storms can arrive quickly and hit hard, sometimes causing significant damage to essential electric equipment throughout our community.
Making Herr-story: Local dairy farmer serves as milk presenter at Indy 500

It was not Abbie Herr’s first Indianapolis 500, but it still felt historic to her. “It was the first time Alex Palou ever won on an oval track, and having a sold-out crowd — just to be part of that history was so amazing,” Herr said.