A nonprofit organization formed by Iowa conservatives to support clean energy solutions that benefit the economy, environment and strengthen national security.
Investing in clean energy technology is crucial for Iowa's competitiveness in the global market. By supporting innovative projects and startups, we can create a thriving clean energy economy that benefits everyone.
#Innovation#CleanEnergyEconomy
Iowa ranks among the top states for wind energy production per capita. Continuing this momentum will help protect our energy independence, create local jobs, and keep rural Iowa competitive in a changing economy.
Source: Clean Grid Alliance, 2024 Iowa Factsheet
The renewable energy industry employs over 9,000 veterans across the U.S. Supporting renewable energy means supporting meaningful careers for those who’ve served our country.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, 2023 U.S. Energy & Employment Report
Great guest editorial in the Corridor Business Journal highlighting a Common Sense Institute report that found wind turbines help lower tax bills.
https://t.co/zJXLX6WtRs
Property rights are foundational to rural America and the future of energy development. In a recent op-ed for The Washington Times, @ConsEnergyNet CEO John Szoka asks: “If American farmers can’t decide how to use their own land, then what does ownership really mean?”
From 2016 to 2025, wind, solar, and battery projects brought more than $23 billion in investment to Iowa.
That means jobs, stronger local tax bases, and long-term economic growth for rural communities.
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Since 2010, residential electricity prices rose 51.3% nationwide but only 32.4% in Iowa as renewable energy expanded across the state. Iowa’s diverse energy mix has helped keep electricity costs more competitive for families and businesses.
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Renewable energy projects can strengthen local tax bases, helping communities fund schools, infrastructure, and essential services while easing pressure on taxpayers.
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Great guest editorial from our executive director Nick Boeyink in the @wcfcourier that showcases how Iowa's energy model can help lead the nation to energy independence.
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Iowa landowners value the freedom to make decisions about their own property. Renewable energy development gives farmers and rural landowners another way to diversify income, strengthen operations, and plan for the future.
The transition to clean energy is an opportunity for economic growth and job creation in Iowa's rural communities. Let's work together to ensure that every Iowan can benefit from clean energy advancements!
#RuralEconomy#JobGrowth
Read the latest from Kathy Law, ICEF board member, on how smart energy policy can power Iowa’s future and keep opportunity growing at home.
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Happy National Agriculture Day! Farmers across our state are embracing clean energy projects that provide economic stability and help power our communities. Today, we recognize those who work tirelessly to feed, fuel, and power Iowa.
Happy National Renewable Energy Day! Here in Iowa, renewable energy is more than just power, it’s about strengthening our communities and securing our energy future. #IowaEnergy#RenewableEnergyDay
Great guest editorial in the Council Bluffs @nonpareilonline by ICEF Chair Ray Gaesser about the need for statewide renewable energy permitting reform to help keep Iowa an energy leader and rates affordable for Iowans.
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Local landowners are choosing to host renewable energy projects because it makes financial and practical sense. These projects provide steady lease payments, support local schools through property tax revenue, and give the next generation a reason to stay rooted in Iowa.
The renewable energy industry employs over 9,000 veterans across the U.S., many in roles like turbine techs, electricians, & engineers. Supporting renewable energy means supporting meaningful careers for those who’ve served our country.
From 2023 U.S. Energy & Employment Report
U.S. energy demand is projected to grow 35–50% by 2040, and Iowa is poised to lead. Investing in Iowa’s renewable resources isn’t just smart, it’s conservative.