Iowa clean power resources
Learn how clean power is strengthening Iowa's communities and economy. Download resources and data on the benefits and impact of clean power in Iowa.
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This fact sheet highlights the economic and environmental impact of clean power in Iowa. Notably, 65% of the state's energy is produced by clean power, supporting 14,500 jobs and generating over $76 million in annual tax revenue.
This one-page fact sheet demonstrates the impact of renewable energy in Iowa, detailing how wind and solar projects support family farms by providing stable, diversified income and generating significant economic benefits, including jobs and tax revenue, for rural communities.
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In a recent interview with Power Up Iowa, REGEN Fiber's CEO Lisha Coffey explains how they are recycling wind turbine blades for the concrete and asphalt industries.
Ashley Hinson of Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District discusses how renewable energy strengthens the grid, supports thousands of jobs, and drives millions in investment through homegrown solutions.
Chuck Grassley reflects on helping lead federal tax credits for wind energy and how Iowa now generates 60% of its electricity from renewable sources.
Rob Denson of Des Moines Area Community College explains how hands-on wind training leads to well-paying jobs.
Debi Durham, Director of the Iowa Economic Development Authority, explains how Iowa leverages wind, solar, biofuels, and battery storage to power growth through strong partnerships.
Frank Liebl, Executive Director of the Newton Development Corporation, shares how clean energy manufacturing helped transform Newton into a thriving renewable energy community.
Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks discusses how Iowa’s renewable energy portfolio helps keep electricity affordable while supplying energy to other regions across the country.
Congressman Zach Nunn explains how Iowa’s renewable energy, produced locally by farmers, plays a critical role in forward-looking national security strategies.
Chad Schreck, President and CEO of the North Iowa Corridor Economic Development Corporation, explains how wind energy is creating billions in investment and shaping the future of Cerro Gordo County communities.
Iowa leaders including Chuck Grassley, Kim Reynolds, and Debi Durham, highlight how rural communities and the energy sector are partnering to drive economic growth statewide.
Craig Armstrong of the City of Newton shares why wind energy growth is vital for Iowa’s economy.
State Senator Waylon Brown reflects on how wind and solar development since the 1980sand 1990s added lasting value to Iowa’s agriculture communities.
At the2024 Iowa State Fair, kids answer the big question: “Why do you love clean energy? From clean air and water to protecting plants and nature, their answers show how the next generation is excited about renewable energy
Power Up Iowa shows Iowa’s congressional delegation and the benefits of renewable energy, including jobs, investments, grid stability, and energy independence from Iowa Farmers.
At the 2025 Iowa State Fair, Iowans gather to celebrate tradition, community, and the clean energy being produced right in the heartland. From hands-on activities to discussion on wind, solar, and bioenergy, “American Power Day” highlights how Iowa is powering the American dream together.
Jason Grumet, CEO of American Clean Power, shares highlights from the 2024 Iowa State Fair, where Iowa demonstrates why it leads the nation in clean energy. Visitors enjoy hands-on activities, learn about renewable energy companies, and get a sense of how the state supports farmers, families, and the future of wind and solar power.