Clayton County Energy District – Facilitating fair access to local & clean energy.

Clean Energy Districts of Iowa hosted a Learning Session with Iowa’s First Congressional District Representative Abby Finkenauer

Representatives from Howard, Dubuque, Winneshiek, Delaware and Clayton County Energy Districts met with Iowa’s First Congressional District Representative Abby Finkenauer on...

Thank you Guttenberg for opening the town to clean & local energy with net metering policy & energy efficiency opportunity

The Clayton County Energy District is very grateful to the City of Guttenberg City Manager, Denise Scheider, Mayor Bill Frommelt...

POSTPONED: Fun Night Trivia Night for Clean Energy Districts

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO A LATER DATE! STAY TUNED. THIS GIVES YOU PLENTY OF TIME TO PLAN YOUR...

Last Year for Solar Tax Credits: Winn Solar Fair

Act Now: 2019 is the last year for full solar tax credits and the Winneshiek Energy District is marking this...

Speak UP this Saturday at a Listening Session

This Saturday consider attending local legislator listening sessions and speak up to defeat House File 669 and Senate File 583 and show...

Toolkit: Protecting Solar Prosperity with Net Metering

ALERT: The REAL Coalition, an apparent utility backed shadow group, is fighting dirty by dumping tons of dark money into the...

NET Metering Facts

Net Energy Metering (NEM, also known simply as net metering) is the single most important policy enabling customer ownership of...

Sunday, 3/24 Faithfully Protecting Solar

Iowa Interfaith Power & Light and Dubuque Interfaith Green Coalition are hosting the Faithfully Protecting Solar workshop on March 24th...

The Clayton County Energy District

The Clayton County Energy District (CCED) is a non-profit organization committed to building community. By facilitating fair access to a local & clean energy movement, we are stimulating our local economy and sustaining the planet for everyone.

The CCED has a three-pronged community building mission:

To positively affect the local economy by retaining energy dollars in Clayton County.
To slow climate change by promoting wise energy use.
To facilitate fair access to clean and local energy.

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