Articles and Resources
At MidAmerican, we are obsessively, relentlessly at your service, which is why we are always working to keep you informed. Whether you’re looking to save energy and money, learn more about staying safe around natural gas and electricity, prepare for upcoming severe weather, you can find all that information and more in our tips and resource articles below.
Cool down this summer - energy savings tips
Categories: Energy Efficiency
Follow these energy efficiency tips to reduce your energy demand and save money on your bill over the summer.
Payment assistance resources
Categories: Customer Service, Safety
If you’re experiencing financial difficulties, there are resources that may be available to help you with your energy bill.
Staying safe during and after the storm
Categories: Safety, Storms
Harsh and unpredictable Midwest winter storms bring the potential for power outages. Our tips will guide you through how to stay safe during and after a storm.
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Safety Tips for Your Power Strips
Categories: Safety, Energy Efficiency
Everyday electrical equipment like power strips can pose a safety risk if not used properly. Follow these easy best practices to stay safe around electricity!
How to prepare for storm emergencies
Categories: Safety, Storms
If your household or business has a safety plan that everyone can quickly refer to in an emergency situation, you’ll find you spend less time on making decisions and more time on making sure everyone stays safe.
Do wind turbines freeze?
Categories: Safety, Renewables, Storms
Cold-resistant technology and preventative maintenance keeps our wind turbines safe and reliable even during harsh Iowa winters
Payment assistance resources
Categories: Customer Service, Safety
If you’re experiencing financial difficulties, there are resources that may be available to help you with your energy bill.
MidAmerican Energy Arena in Adair County
Categories: Community
Learn about one of the ways we support our partner landowner communities by funding construction projects like Adair County’s new show arena for their annual county fair.
