Clayton County Energy District – Page 7 – Facilitating fair access to local & clean energy.

Energy Efficiency killing bill may hit the Senate Floor soon

Energy Efficiency killing bill – omnibus energy bill SF2311 could be debated this coming week. SF 2311 makes many changes,...

Attention Clayton County Energy District Immediate Action is Needed

SSB 3093/HSB 595 Action Alert Clayton County Energy District encourages all Iowans to immediately call your legislators (NEIA , and statewide ) and...

Clayton County Energy District provides FREE Home Energy Assessments

For the third year, the Clayton County Energy District (CCED) in partnership with Green Iowa Americorps will continue to offer...

An LED Transition brings a bright boost to Moser’s Pharmacy & Elkader Floral

Two years ago, electric utility company, Alliant Energy completed a free energy assessment for the iconic Moser building located on...

CCED gives away a pile of LED bulbs at Shepherd of the Hills

Last week, on December 13th and 14th, the Clayton County Energy District conducted a special LED light bulb giveaway in...

Clayton County Clean Energy District Encourages Recycling Old or Broken Holiday Lights

Update: Clayton County’s 2017 collection yield 90 pounds of collected old Christmas Lights!! The Clayton County Clean Energy District is...

Great Attendance at our last Clean Energy Breakfast

The Clayton County Energy District held a quarterly and “around the county” Energy Breakfast Series, on Friday, December 8th at...

Heather Zichal to Speak at the Clean Energy Breakfast

The Clayton County Energy District will hold its quarterly and “around the county” Energy Breakfast Series, on December 8th at Johnson’s...

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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