Clarke Electric Cooperative - Clarke Electric Cooperative is located south of the Des Moines metro area along Interstate 35 in south-central Iowa. Clarke Electric’s service territory is growing with new residential and commercial developments and is positioned to be a service provider to new customers and a leader for south-central Iowa development areas.

Consumers Energy - Consumers Energy is a member-owned energy solutions cooperative located just southwest of Marshalltown. Consumers Energy holds significant development opportunities and growth north of Ankeny, east of Ames and near Marshalltown. Consumers is a progressive local provider of safe, reliable and high value energy solutions for their members.

East-Central Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative - East-Central Iowa REC is ideally located between Waterloo and Cedar Raids serving more than 8,000 residential, commercial and industrial consumers. East-Central Iowa REC’s service territory provides power to a diverse manufacturing and industrial base in eastern Iowa as well as residents of small town and rural Iowa.

Eastern Iowa Light & Power Cooperative - Eastern Iowa Light & Power Cooperative provides electric power to a diverse membership that includes industrial and commercial businesses, schools, rural housing developments and traditional farm operations. It is the largest cooperative in the state of Iowa in terms of electric distribution, serving members from the Mississippi River west to Iowa City, and from Burlington to an area north of Clinton. Eastern Iowa Light & Power has become a development partner with progressive growth of new commercial parks and infrastructure extensions within its territory.

Farmers Electric Cooperative - Farmers Electric Cooperative services a portion of west-central Iowa along and south of I-80 and between highways 71 and 169, conveniently located between Des Moines and Omaha. Emerging growth areas within Farmers territory include Stuart, Winterset and Greenfield, where expanding industrial parks and agribusiness sites have been developed complete with vital infrastructure for this service area.

Guthrie County Rural Electric Cooperative - Guthrie County Rural Electric Cooperative serves residential, commercial and industrial consumers throughout its territory. Guthrie County REC is located northwest of Des Moines and this close proximity to the Des Moines metro area has encouraged development projects for a number of communities in the service territory. Interstate 80 and Highway 141 will continue to be a growth corridor for this cooperative’s service area.

Linn County Rural Electric Cooperative - Linn County Rural Electric Cooperative provides power to rural and suburban areas of Linn and Johnson counties with line extensions into Jones, Cedar, Iowa and Benton counties. Linn County REC is located in the Technology Corridor between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids and provides power to major development projects associated with the University of Iowa, the cities of Coralville, North Liberty, Marion, Cedar Rapids and the surrounding areas.

Maquoketa Valley Electric Cooperative - Maquoketa Valley Electric Cooperative serves homes, farms, businesses and commercial customers throughout its service area. This area continues to develop with the completion of new four-lane highways within its territory. Maquoketa Valley Electric Cooperative continues with economic growth influenced by the agricultural economy, as well as residential subdivisions and numerous commercial and industrial parks within its service territory.

Midland Power Cooperative - Midland Power Cooperative is located in central Iowa and its territory extends to both U.S. Highways 20 and 30 and stretches across I-35. Midland Power has always worked with existing industrial expansion projects as well as helping local communities construct spec buildings and industrial parks for the future. Residential developments have increased consumer demand for Midland Power’s products and services throughout the territory.

Pella Cooperative Electric Association - Pella Cooperative Electric Association is located southeast of Des Moines. Pella’s customer base has been growing steadily with residential and commercial operations. New commercial park developments in Pella and along Highway 163 have facilitated economic growth in its service area. Pella Cooperative is dedicated to setting the standard for reliable and competitively priced energy solutions for their customers.

South Iowa Municipal Electric Cooperative Association (SIMECA) - This cooperative is a federation of municipalities in Iowa. This unique partnership of 14 municipalities purchases power and energy collectively from CIPCO. Each municipal development partner is instrumental in business development for future growth of the communities they serve.

Southwest Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative - Southwest Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative is the product of two consolidations and is located in southwest Iowa. The service territory is within an hour of the Omaha-Council Bluffs and the Des Moines metro areas. Several commercial and industrial parks are located in the service territory and the cooperative is well positioned for future growth within the system.

T.I.P. Rural Electric Cooperative - T.I.P. Rural Electric Cooperative is located within an hour of Des Moines, Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, strategically located along I-80. T.I.P. REC provides power to commercial, industrial, agricultural and residential customers throughout its service area. T.I.P. REC and other partners have started and are continuing to grow an industrial park just three miles north of I-80 in Brooklyn, Iowa.