Iowa Energy Ratepayer Bill of Rights
At the end of 2020, 15% of Iowa households could not pay their utility bills on time and collectively owed $30 million on their power bills. So how do we empower Iowa ratepayers? This video from a panel of Iowa clean energy leaders introduces the Iowa Ratepayer Bill of Rights (IowaRBoR) framework. We all need […]
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As we visit with Marlynn, a Marshallese resident in the City of Dubuque, we quickly learn how energy plays a role in her life. From not having appropriate ventilation throughout her home, to mold building up due to sealed windows, Marlynn shares how the negative impact of an un-efficient home challenges her daily. We believe
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Clean Energy Districts (CED) are socioeconomically and geographically inclusive and local. A Just Energy Transition must include everyone, especially those often left behind. CED’s are transforming the structure of the vast and powerful energy system by working at household and community levels.
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This is a reprinted July 30, 2021 letter to the editor submitted to the Clayton County Times Register – This is an energy democracy story pertaining to all Iowa energy ratepayers’ right to transition to a publicly owned energy system or utility. It may not be a well-known fact but it is true, a building’s
At Minimum, Elkader Should Get What Decorah and Other Cities Got Read More »
