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Energy Burden = annual utility bills ÷ annual income

An energy burden rate above 6% is considered high

Clayton County Energy Burden Facts & Analysis

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Celebrate Earth Day with the Clayton County Energy District

Celebrate Earth Day with the Clayton County Energy District

Learn about Clayton County’s Clean Energy Transition! Where: At the Osborne Nature Center When: Monday, April 22nd – 4:30 pm...

Iowa should keep utilities from charging customers for things they don’t need

Iowa should keep utilities from charging customers for things they don’t need

      Editorial by: Andy Johnson, Executive Director of the Clean Energy Districts of Iowa, which serves twelve Iowa...

Energy Coaching Walkthrough at the future Volga Public Library

Energy Coaching Walkthrough at the future Volga Public Library

On Thursday, January 11th, Energy Coach Chris Gregerson led an Energy Coaching Walkthrough at the site of the future Volga...

Greenpenny Bank Calls for Deposits to Finance Solar!

Greenpenny Bank Calls for Deposits to Finance Solar!

Greenpenny, powered by Decorah Bank & Trust, is a virtual, climate-friendly bank located in Northeast Iowa. Customers make a personal...

Learn more about Alliant Energy’s Latest Rate Case

Learn more about Alliant Energy’s Latest Rate Case

Reining in Alliant: The CEDI Coalition Jim Martin-Schramm Policy Analyst, Clean Energy Districts of Iowa CEDI/WED Webinar 12 – 1...

Excellent Tool: A Consumer Solar Energy Guide

Excellent Tool: A Consumer Solar Energy Guide

If you are considering powering your home, business, or school with solar, this consumer guide developed by the Midwest Renewable...

Clean Energy For Young Library Patrons Recap

Clean Energy For Young Library Patrons Recap

This year the Clayton County Energy District received a grant from Clayton County Foundation for the Future for the Clean...

Our New Green Meets Green Campaign has launched!

Our New Green Meets Green Campaign has launched!

We are raising $10,000 to continue our mission! Join our Green Meets Green Giving Campaign to help us reach our...

We’re celebrating our LED transition!

Since 2017, the CCED has locally purchased 10,000 LEDs and distributed them to Clayton County light sockets.

When we spend less on our light bills, we have more to spend in our community.

Now, that’s something to celebrate! 

We are

The Clayton County Energy District

The nonprofit Clayton County Energy District (CCED) strengthens our community by leading, implementing, and accelerating the INCLUSIVE & LOCAL  transition to clean energy use.

By putting boots on the ground in Clayton County:

We positively affect the local economy by reducing energy costs.

We slow climate change by promoting wise energy use.

We include everyone.

our vision

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