Energy Burden = annual utility bills ÷ annual income
An energy burden rate above 6% is considered high
CAN YOU SPARE $4.00 FOR CLAYTON COUNTY FAMILIES? The Clayton County Energy District is currently accepting donations for a special...
Thursday, November 16th, 6:30 p.m. the Clayton County Clean Energy District will host a partner exhibit at the Clayton County...
This week is the deadline to sign up for Natural Resource Conservation Service(NRCS) EQUIP (Environmental Quality Incentives Plan) cost share....
With the help of Clayton County Energy District Vice Chairman, Jim Osterhaus, and despite gloomy rainy weather, we had a...
Decorah Power is a group of Decorah area citizens exploring the opportunity to create a municipal electric utility. During this process...
The Clayton County Energy District aims to stimulate a local energy transformation. Step one is to get the low hanging...
The Clayton County Energy District held a quarterly and “around the county” Energy Breakfast Series, on September 22rd at the...
The CCED has decided to incentivize the September Clean Energy Breakfast, on Friday, 9/22, in St. Olaf with a LED...
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!
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.