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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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We Want You!!

We Want You!!

Clayton County Energy District Board Member Wanted! The Clayton County Energy District is looking for new members to join the...

Utility Shutoffs, Public Health, and Energy Burden

Utility Shutoffs, Public Health, and Energy Burden

This article is reprinted from the Winneshiek Energy District Written by Winneshiek Energy District and Clean Energy Districts of Iowa,...

The Governor signs a Solar Bill putting Net Metering into Law

This past legislative session, after a protracted Statehouse policy fight, remarkable compromise was struck! On March 13, 2020 Governor Reynolds...

A message from the Clayton County Board of Health re: COVID19

COVID-19: Protect Yourself Dr. Michele Dikkers, Clayton County Board of Health Chairperson Coronavirus, Sars-CoV-2 or Covid-19, words, that at Thanksgiving,...

COVID-19 and Utility Disconnections and Low Income Home Energy Assistance

The following message is provided by Karen Henry, CCAP, NCRT,  LIHEAP and Outreach Director for Northeast Iowa Community Action Corporation The Iowa...

Clayton County Yale Climate Study

Clayton County Yale Climate Study

Did you know? The Clayton County Energy District is making a lasting impact on slowing down the impacts of climate...

Do You Want to Learn More About Solar?

Do You Want to Learn More About Solar?

The Winneshiek Solar Fair will take place Saturday, March 21st from 9 am to noon! This is a family-friendly event...

Almost 600 lbs. of Lights Properly Recycled!

The Clayton, Delaware and Jackson County Energy Districts all participated in the Holiday Light Collection! Several drop off locations were...

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! 

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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.

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