Iowa utility rate cases
Rates are set by the Iowa Utilities Commission. Households are represented by Office of Consumer Advocate. The average Iowa home pays about $112 a month for 832 kWh (EIA, 2024).
1 pending rate case
2 utilities tracked in Iowa. Enter your ZIP on the home page to see the one that serves you.
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If approved as filed, this would add about $2.89 a month to a typical household's natural gas bill; it does not involve data centers.
Recent decisions
This is a private contract rate for a data center developer, not a residential rate, but its minimum payment terms are meant to stop those costs from being shifted onto household bills.
This is a private contract rate for a data center developer, not a residential rate, built to keep large new loads from raising costs for everyone else.
This case does not set rates directly, but the new solar plant it approves will eventually be paid for through customer rates, and MidAmerican has said data center growth is a major reason it is needed.
This raised the fixed monthly customer charge on a typical Alliant residential electric bill from $13 to $15.50, on top of any usage based charges.
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