Electricity Rates in Iowa

Electricity Rates, Plans & Statistics

The average electricity bill in Iowa is $114.20
The average electricity rate in Iowa is 13.53¢

Electric Bills and Electric Rates in Iowa

The average residential electric bill in Iowa is $114.20 per month. Iowa is the 10th most expensive state in the country for electricity.

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Electricity Companies & Statistics in Iowa

Population
3,200,517
Total Production
71,870,955 MWh / 22.46 MWh per capita
Total Consumption
55,654,847 MWh / 17.39 MWh per capita
Total Production from Renewable
47,693,972 MWh / 14.9 MWh per capita
CO₂ Emissions from Consumption
14,599,256,789 kg / 4,561.53 kg per capita
Total Production from Non-Renewable
24,176,983 MWh / 7.55 MWh per capita

Average Residential Electricity Bills & Rates in Iowa

Iowa residential electric rates are highest in July and the highest average bill is in July.

Historical Electricity Rates:

16^th13.53¢Average residential price per kWh in the state of Iowa

10^th$114.2Average residential monthly electricity bill for Iowa Residents

Iowa Production, Consumption, and Emissions by Fuel Types

MonthlyWe report production data as it is published. Due to reporting methods and timing, data from 2023 and 2022 may be incomplete. Data is released in full each fall for the previous calendar year. For clarification on any data points, please contact our team.

AnnualAnnual data for 2022 will be finalized in the fall of 2023. Until that time, some data may be incomplete. Data for 2023 is a summation of all information released to date, which may only represent a portion of the actual production that has occurred. For clarification on any data points, please contact our team.

Iowa's Electricity Prices and Usage

Residents in Iowa enjoy a lower residential electricity rate than many people around the US, with an average state electric rate of 13.53 cents per kilowatt hour compared to the US average price of 16.59 cents. There are over 180 electric providers that call the state home, but due to the electricity market regulations in place residents most likely have only one or two electricity company choices determined by their location. Consumers in Iowa are faced with 0.65 electrical outages a year with outages lasting an average of 58.71 minutes. The state emitted 14,599,256,789.31 kilograms of CO2 emissions from electricity consumption, causing it to be the 33rd highest polluting state in the US based on total CO2 output. The state is the 9th largest producer of electricity per capita, with an average of 22.46 megawatt hours produced per capita a year. Within the last year, Iowa has seen a 11.95% increase in electricity production using renewable fuels rather than non-renewable sources, such as oil.

Residential Electricity Providers in Iowa

Provider	Service Type	Residential Rate (¢)	Residential Rate State Rank	Residential Average Bill ($)	Residential Average Bill State Rank	Residential Sales (MWh)	Residential Sales State Rank	Residential Revenues ($)	Residential Revenues State Rank	State Production (MWh)	State Production Rank
MidAmerican Energy	BUNDLED	10.94	32	87.45	39	6,069,885.76	1	664,340,284	1	37,349,176.99	1
Alliant Energy	BUNDLED	17.97	166	128.87	131	3,577,429.85	2	643,014,434	2	12,517,462.49	2
Linn County REC	BUNDLED	15.09	127	126.46	130	308,597.33	3	46,567,987.09	3		74
Eastern Iowa Light & Power	BUNDLED	14.50	111	160.73	148	288,277.05	4	41,795,426.04	4		74
North West Rural Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	9.43	8	210.8	164	260,826.02	5	24,588,370.03	6		74
Midland Power Coop	BUNDLED	13.87	93	195.83	160	208,144.34	6	28,864,974.09	5		74
Iowa Lakes Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	13.48	86	198.57	162	177,738.84	7	23,963,551.54	7	66,998	6
Ames Utilities	BUNDLED	12.91	77	73.8	11	177,492.46	8	22,910,295.22	8	331,151	4
Cedar Falls Electric Utility	BUNDLED	10.60	29	83.53	29	173,050.7	9	18,346,042.49	11	181,309.16	5
Maquoketa Valley Electric	BUNDLED	13.95	95	144.09	140	141,013.1	10	19,672,889.87	10		74
East-Central Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	13.78	91	185	159	123,574.89	11	17,032,081.27	13		74
Allamakee Clayton Electric REC	BUNDLED	16.91	159	172.27	154	120,435.46	12	20,361,177.5	9		74
Access Energy Mount Pleasant Iowa	BUNDLED	14.80	118	154.65	145	115,261.55	13	17,060,515.99	12		74
Muscatine Water,Electric and Communications	BUNDLED	13.32	84	104.77	90	99,541.91	14	13,258,250.02	15	566,045	3
Consumers Energy Iowa	BUNDLED	15.87	149	160.19	147	85,468.46	15	13,562,405.74	14		74
Heartland Power	BUNDLED	12.73	73	198.37	161	84,721.29	16	10,782,724.92	19		74
Farmers Electric Cooperative Iowa	BUNDLED	14.68	113	182.34	158	76,933.3	17	11,297,321.32	17		74
TIP Rural Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	14.59	112	143.7	139	75,793.31	18	11,059,544.49	18		74
Lyon Rural Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	10.98	33	295.27	175	74,434.01	19	8,173,049	29		74
MiEnergy Cooperative	BUNDLED	17.40	162	168.44	151	72,460.95	20	12,608,085.22	16		74

Commercial Electricity Providers in Iowa

Provider	Service Type	Commercial Rate (¢)	Commercial Rate Rank	Commercial Average Bill ($)	Commercial Average Bill State Rank	Commercial Sales (MWh)	Commercial Sales State Rank	Commercial Revenues ($)	Commercial Revenues State Rank	State Production (MWh)	State Production Rank
MidAmerican Energy	BUNDLED	8.40	14	332.32	89	4,957,235.26	1	416,430,744	2	37,349,176.99	1
Alliant Energy	BUNDLED	13.60	147	530.16	136	4,007,524.99	2	545,158,710	1	12,517,462.49	2
North West Rural Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	6.81	4	2,946.95	171	482,216.6	3	32,840,836.03	3		74
Cedar Falls Electric Utility	BUNDLED	6.32	3	909.98	158	387,988.37	4	24,521,188.01	5	181,309.16	5
Ames Utilities	BUNDLED	8.48	15	840.91	156	376,931.42	5	31,946,300.49	4	331,151	4
Muscatine Water,Electric and Communications	BUNDLED	9.43	35	772.63	151	156,563.46	6	14,756,412.32	8	566,045	3
Maquoketa Valley Electric	BUNDLED	11.19	79	238.91	49	156,272	7	17,488,066.68	6		74
Iowa Lakes Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	11.42	90	402.32	111	147,258.53	8	16,816,920.44	7	66,998	6
Raccoon Valley Electric	BUNDLED	9.50	39	1,515.9	168	91,159.11	9	8,661,827.9	11		74
MiEnergy Cooperative	BUNDLED	11.65	99	686.42	146	89,265.82	10	10,400,701.44	10		74
Eastern Iowa Light & Power	BUNDLED	11.89	109	269.23	59	88,578.5	11	10,534,952.43	9		74
Spencer Municipal Utilities	BUNDLED	8.99	19	599.08	143	88,256.26	12	7,937,818.04	13	50,029.8	8
TIP Rural Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	9.23	27	1,384.42	167	73,181.43	13	6,754,584.15	16		74
Midland Power Coop	BUNDLED	10.98	71	987.82	162	66,490.7	14	7,303,906.12	15		74
East-Central Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	11.30	84	330.23	87	65,394.46	15	7,391,957.37	14		74
Atlantic Municipal Utilities	BUNDLED	7.59	8	428.67	115	57,985.49	16	4,398,547.78	22	65,407.62	7
Linn County REC	BUNDLED	14.27	155	157.46	20	55,901.38	17	7,975,704.6	12		74
Lyon Rural Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	9.28	29	4,372.26	173	50,184.15	18	4,656,462.06	20		74
Heartland Power	BUNDLED	10.33	57	438.55	118	49,059.71	19	5,069,687	19		74
Indianola Municipal Utilities	BUNDLED	12.89	130	828.41	155	46,296.42	20	5,969,544.11	17	-303	72

Power Plants in Iowa

Plant	City/County	Primary Fuel Type	Production (MWh)	Emission (KG)	Emissions/MWh (KG/MWh)
Walter Scott Jr Energy CenterMontezuma, Indiana Electric Utility (0.24%)Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska (4.03%)Corn Belt Power Cooperative (4.85%)Central Iowa Power Cooperative (10.36%)Waverly Utilities (0.23%)Atlantic Municipal Utilities (1.04%)Cedar Falls Electric Utility (2.54%)Alta Municipal Utilities (0.08%)New Hampton Electric (0.33%)Spencer Municipal Utilities (0.66%)Sumner, Iowa Electric Utility (0.08%)West Bend Electric (0.08%)Eldridge Electric (0.31%)Lincoln Electric System (7.37%)MidAmerican Energy (67.78%)	Council Bluffs	Coal	6,553,632.99	6,380,904,544.15	973.64
Marshalltown Generating StationAlliant Energy (100.00%)	Marshalltown	Natural Gas	3,395,527	1,172,407,923.4	345.28
LouisaEldridge Electric (0.50%)Tipton Utilities (0.50%)Harlan Municipal Utilities (0.80%)Geneseo Municipal Utilities (0.50%)MidAmerican Energy (88.00%)Waverly Utilities (1.10%)Central Iowa Power Cooperative (4.60%)Alliant Energy (4.00%)	Louisa County	Coal	2,884,961.99	3,028,471,141.52	1,049.74
Emery StationAlliant Energy (100.00%)	Cerro Gordo County	Natural Gas	2,305,298	956,205,774.02	414.79
Greater Des MoinesMidAmerican Energy (100.00%)	Pleasant Hill	Natural Gas	2,141,226	788,621,441.44	368.3
OttumwaAlliant Energy (48.00%)MidAmerican Energy (52.00%)	Wapello County	Coal	1,954,129	2,136,264,046.05	1,093.21
Orient Wind FarmMidAmerican Energy (100.00%)	Orient	Wind	1,852,159
Highland Wind Project (IA)MidAmerican Energy (100.00%)	O'Brien County	Wind	1,706,947
Rolling Hills Wind FarmMidAmerican Energy (100.00%)	Cass County	Wind	1,697,990
Palo Alto Wind FarmMidAmerican Energy (100.00%)	Palo Alto County	Wind	1,549,364
Beaver Creek WindMidAmerican Energy (100.00%)	Boone County	Wind	1,407,434
North EnglishMidAmerican Energy (100.00%)	Poweshiek County	Wind	1,373,177
Arbor Hill Wind FarmMidAmerican Energy (100.00%)	Adair County	Wind	1,159,147
Upland PrairieAlliant Energy (100.00%)	Clay County	Wind	1,118,208
Archer Daniels Midland Cedar RapidsArcher Daniels Midland Co (100.00%)	Cedar Rapids	Coal	1,026,078	447,842,265.14	436.46
Pomeroy Wind FarmMidAmerican Energy (100.00%)	Pocahontas County	Wind	988,820
Ida Grove WindMidAmerican Energy (100.00%)	Ida County	Wind	939,797
George Neal NorthAlliant Energy (28.00%)MidAmerican Energy (72.00%)	Woodbury County	Coal	914,895.99	1,008,719,002.07	1,102.55
Pioneer Prairie Wind FarmEDP Renewables North America (100.00%)	Mitchell County	Wind	910,292
Glaciers Edge Wind ProjectEDF Renewables (100.00%)	Cherokee County	Wind	890,083

Quick Facts

The population of Iowa has risen by 0.23% in the previous year.

The state of Iowa saw a 11.69% rise in the amount of electricity generated by wind turbines around the state.

MidAmerican Energy is the largest provider in the state of Iowa when calculated by megawatt hours sold.

Iowa generates 33.64% of its electricity from non-renewable fuels, resulting in a ranking of 38th worst for total electricity production from non-renewable fuels.

Iowa generates 29.14% more electricity than the state consumes, resulting in the need to export the excess.

15,180,645.27 megawatt hours are generated from coal in the state of Iowa. With 3,200,517 citizens, this is 4.74 megawatt hours per person.

Iowa Counties Comparison

County	Population	Providers	Plants	Residential Rate (¢)	Residential Rate State Rank	Residential Rate National Rank	Residential Avg. Electric Bill	Residential Bill State Rank	Residential Bill National Rank
Polk County	501,089	7	8	11.60	10	239	$99.51/mo	4	72
Linn County	229,033	5	12	16.21	85	2,227	$128.65/mo	14	569
Scott County	173,924	8	2	13.83	33	1,103	$124.14/mo	12	463
Johnson County	156,420	7	5	14.46	42	1,455	$134.61/mo	19	728
Black Hawk County	130,274	7	8	11.24	6	172	$104.65/mo	5	111
Dallas County	108,016	6	1	12.40	14	479	$112.26/mo	9	221
Woodbury County	105,671	8	3	13.64	30	1,035	$190.63/mo	88	2,930
Story County	99,673	6	16	16.10	82	2,202	$149.92/mo	41	1,325
Dubuque County	98,677	3	5	15.02	63	1,733	$139.85/mo	26	934
Pottawattamie County	93,173	7	2	12.33	12	456	$128.97/mo	15	575
Warren County	51,862	6	1	12.34	13	459	$107.42/mo	6	139
Clinton County	46,589	6	1	15.16	66	1,796	$151.90/mo	45	1,412
Cerro Gordo County	43,185	6	5	16.66	89	2,314	$156.33/mo	49	1,652
Muscatine County	43,145	6	4	14.83	55	1,625	$152.79/mo	46	1,461
Marshall County	40,137	4	6	16.14	84	2,214	$151.68/mo	44	1,401
Des Moines County	39,069	5	1	15.65	76	2,086	$147.38/mo	38	1,212
Jasper County	37,686	6		14.90	57	1,656	$124.22/mo	13	466
Webster County	37,114	13	5	12.52	16	524	$132.38/mo	16	665
Sioux County	35,647	8		9.77	3	42	$181.08/mo	74	2,726
Wapello County	35,343	7	2	17.22	96	2,440	$146.84/mo	36	1,191
Lee County	33,724	8	2	16.55	88	2,301	$138.62/mo	22	888
Marion County	33,381	6	4	12.28	11	436	$113.34/mo	10	235
Boone County	26,721	3	4	15.20	68	1,817	$174.54/mo	69	2,607
Benton County	25,654	6	1	14.75	52	1,574	$170.66/mo	65	2,472
Plymouth County	25,543	8	1	9.69	2	33	$190.08/mo	87	2,926
Bremer County	24,863	9	4	15.22	70	1,829	$161.25/mo	53	1,954
Washington County	22,525	4		17.01	93	2,390	$138.87/mo	23	902
Mahaska County	22,132	5	1	11.47	9	213	$95.19/mo	3	55
Carroll County	20,756	9	4	14.45	41	1,451	$204.63/mo	95	3,086
Buena Vista County	20,723	8	1	13.58	29	1,011	$179.58/mo	73	2,709
Jones County	20,680	3		15.14	65	1,788	$139.51/mo	25	923
Buchanan County	20,598	7	1	14.18	37	1,334	$173.80/mo	67	2,579
Henry County	20,488	4	2	15.68	78	2,092	$143.94/mo	31	1,067
Winneshiek County	20,100	2	1	17.47	98	2,474	$163.50/mo	57	2,046
Fayette County	19,582	4	1	16.71	90	2,318	$159.79/mo	52	1,873
Jackson County	19,499	6	5	14.57	50	1,500	$140.59/mo	27	962
Poweshiek County	18,628	8	6	15.42	74	2,000	$123.13/mo	11	445
Cedar County	18,494	5	3	15.60	75	2,068	$148.26/mo	39	1,267
Dickinson County	17,536	5	5	14.34	39	1,416	$185.15/mo	79	2,801
Delaware County	17,508	5	5	14.82	54	1,614	$141.55/mo	28	988
Clayton County	17,173	6	3	17.07	94	2,406	$159.52/mo	51	1,850
Tama County	17,079	7	4	14.48	44	1,468	$167.29/mo	61	2,341
Hardin County	16,997	2	2	14.94	60	1,682	$178.29/mo	72	2,685
Iowa County	16,596	5	3	15.23	71	1,833	$145.60/mo	35	1,141
Crawford County	16,555	9	3	14.43	40	1,446	$188.93/mo	83	2,854
Madison County	16,414	7	2	13.58	28	1,009	$144.45/mo	32	1,082
Clay County	16,410	4	4	14.32	38	1,404	$181.51/mo	75	2,731
Jefferson County	15,846	2		15.28	73	1,867	$150.75/mo	42	1,361
Floyd County	15,672	7	3	15.02	64	1,734	$182.47/mo	77	2,742
Page County	15,250	6	1	14.53	48	1,488	$110.05/mo	7	190
Hamilton County	15,073	10	3	14.46	43	1,457	$163.22/mo	56	2,024
Kossuth County	14,823	12	8	14.52	46	1,483	$169.93/mo	64	2,446
Mills County	14,658	3		10.94	5	116	$87.45/mo	1	31
Harrison County	14,589	7		13.47	23	964	$196.67/mo	94	3,003
Butler County	14,421	8		14.90	58	1,661	$194.80/mo	91	2,989
O'Brien County	14,139	10	2	10.10	4	51	$177.25/mo	70	2,661
Allamakee County	14,068	3	2	17.07	95	2,407	$165.98/mo	60	2,237
Cass County	13,158	10	6	13.50	24	976	$142.95/mo	30	1,033
Wright County	12,978	8	2	13.50	25	979	$186.64/mo	80	2,817
Grundy County	12,336	8	3	12.82	18	654	$195.12/mo	92	2,992
Appanoose County	12,310	3	1	16.82	92	2,355	$142.15/mo	29	1,004
Union County	12,193	5	3	15.75	79	2,112	$148.78/mo	40	1,284
Chickasaw County	12,021	11	2	16.38	87	2,262	$181.79/mo	76	2,733
Lyon County	11,953	8	1	11.27	8	175	$268.42/mo	98	3,202
Shelby County	11,750	8	1	14.51	45	1,477	$191.39/mo	90	2,945
Cherokee County	11,606	7	3	12.82	17	648	$173.21/mo	66	2,565
Louisa County	10,891	2	2	15.28	72	1,864	$153.59/mo	47	1,506
Hancock County	10,837	4	2	14.68	51	1,552	$167.68/mo	62	2,354
Winnebago County	10,743	4	7	13.16	20	827	$190.75/mo	89	2,934
Guthrie County	10,599	7	3	13.53	26	990	$151.05/mo	43	1,376
Mitchell County	10,526	3	5	13.43	22	950	$188.18/mo	82	2,844
Montgomery County	10,327	6	1	12.47	15	504	$110.53/mo	8	195
Franklin County	10,056	7	4	13.84	34	1,111	$220.26/mo	97	3,158
Keokuk County	10,050	5		15.95	80	2,173	$135.24/mo	21	770
Calhoun County	9,962	6		14.88	56	1,647	$210.26/mo	96	3,121
Sac County	9,829	10	3	13.70	31	1,052	$190.00/mo	86	2,924
Clarke County	9,736	2		16.00	81	2,181	$154.57/mo	48	1,559
Humboldt County	9,622	7		12.98	19	724	$162.39/mo	55	1,997
Howard County	9,456	3	3	17.34	97	2,449	$165.83/mo	59	2,219
Emmet County	9,433	4	2	14.05	36	1,220	$187.83/mo	81	2,839
Davis County	9,066	3	2	17.54	99	2,482	$173.87/mo	68	2,583
Palo Alto County	8,996	7	3	13.70	32	1,056	$184.48/mo	78	2,780
Greene County	8,831	5	4	14.55	49	1,490	$189.05/mo	84	2,856
Monona County	8,732	6		14.96	61	1,701	$189.92/mo	85	2,922
Lucas County	8,650	3	1	16.32	86	2,255	$147.29/mo	37	1,209
Decatur County	7,718	4	1	15.66	77	2,090	$144.96/mo	34	1,095
Monroe County	7,589	5	1	15.20	69	1,818	$134.25/mo	17	716
Worth County	7,450	4	7	15.17	67	1,798	$165.82/mo	58	2,218
Adair County	7,439	6	16	14.78	53	1,593	$178.10/mo	71	2,683
Van Buren County	7,196	7		16.71	91	2,321	$162.23/mo	54	1,991
Pocahontas County	7,091	9	4	13.56	27	1,003	$169.75/mo	63	2,441
Ida County	6,979	4	2	9.61	1	28	$195.76/mo	93	2,996
Fremont County	6,702	5		14.03	35	1,213	$93.20/mo	2	50
Wayne County	6,504	4		16.14	83	2,210	$144.72/mo	33	1,087
Osceola County	6,168	6	5	11.25	7	173	$282.48/mo	99	3,209
Taylor County	5,932	7	4	14.93	59	1,672	$134.41/mo	18	724
Audubon County	5,657	9	2	13.20	21	842	$158.78/mo	50	1,785
Ringgold County	4,739	4		14.98	62	1,706	$138.97/mo	24	906
Adams County	3,697	6	4	14.52	47	1,484	$134.98/mo	20	756

Iowa Production Fuel Makeup

WIND

63.66%

COAL

21.12%

NATURAL GAS

12.43%

CONVENTIONAL HYDROELECTRIC

1.35%

SOLAR

1.06%

OTHER

0.38%

In Iowa, Wind is 63.66% of the fuel utilized for electricity generation. Coal (21.12%) is also used for electricity generation, as well as Natural Gas (12.43%). Electricity use in the state results in the release of 14,599,256,789.31 kilograms of CO2 emissions per year, which is 33rd largest emissions amount in the country. Additionally, the state ranks 22nd worst in the nation in pollution per capita, which could be argued to be the more important statistic. Iowa has the 10th most electricity generation plants of any state in the nation, with 280 total plants. This equates to the 6th most power plants per resident in the nation.

About 39.55% of the electric companies in Iowa offer net metering to their consumers. The state has decent net metering and feed in tariffs that make solar and other types of electricity generation more feasible.

The average energy loss for providers in Iowa is 1.66%. This includes data from 21 providers, including MidAmerican Energy, Alliant Energy, and Linn County REC. The national average is 2.43%, resulting in Iowa having a rank of 9th best in the country for energy loss efficiency.

States that want to support solar panel installs at private residences can do this by passing solar related tax and rebate incentives. With over $2000 or 20% in tax credits for solar purchases, Iowa has decent options for state solar tax credits. Offering no rebates for solar panel purchases, the state is currently dropping the ball for its citizens who want to install private solar panels. Iowa offers consumers a 100% tax exemption that lasts less than 10 years. There is currently a 100% sales tax exemption in place for the install of solar panels.

Policies enforced at the state level affect whether customers who are looking for renewable energy sources can easily find alternatives. States that have Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) have requirements in place for electric suppliers who sell electricity in the state. These standards dictate that a percentage of electricity must be produced from green energy. Sadly, Iowa only has limited or discretionary standards program set up. In addition, there are currently no low income solar programs to assist low income families to install solar panels.

Learn about going solar in Iowa, find out which system size is best for you, compare local installers and see which incentives are available in your area.

FAQ: Common Questions About Electricity in Iowa

How much does electricity cost in Iowa?

Anything below the Iowa average of 13.53 cents per kilowatt hour would be a good electricity rate. The rates in the state range from 6.10 cents to 25.08 cents per kilowatt hour, with Coon Rapids Municipal Utilities currently having the lowest rates.

Which electricity company is the largest provider in Iowa?

By total customer count, MidAmerican Energy is the largest electricity company in Iowa.

What is the average electric bill in Iowa?

In 2025, Iowa has an average electric bill of $114, and the nationwide average is $146.

Does Iowa have a deregulated electricity market?

No, Iowa has a regulated electricity market where consumers often have only a single supplier choice for their electricity needs.

Where does Iowa get its electricity?

The primary fuel type used for electricity production in Iowa is Wind, making up 63.66% of the fuel used in the state. Coal and Natural Gas also account for 21.12% and 12.43% respectively.

How many electric companies offer service in Iowa?

There are 177 electricity suppliers offering service in Iowa.

How many power plants are within Iowa?

There are 280 electricity plants located in Iowa.

What electricity companies are in Iowa?

State Customers Rank	Provider	State Customers
1	MidAmerican Energy	739,015
2	Alliant Energy	502,835
3	Linn County REC	35,106
4	Ames Utilities	29,046
5	Eastern Iowa Light & Power	24,947
6	Cedar Falls Electric Utility	20,802
7	Maquoketa Valley Electric	17,534
8	Iowa Lakes Electric Cooperative	13,616
9	Midland Power Coop	12,923
10	Muscatine Water,Electric and Communications	12,152

What is the cheapest electricity company in Iowa?

Residential Rate Rank	Provider	Residential Rate (¢)	State Customers
1	Coon Rapids Municipal Utilities	6.10	838
2	Coggon, Iowa Electric Utility	6.60	403
3	Denison Municipal Utilities	8.47	3,437
4	Woolstock, Iowa Electric Utility	8.75	128
5	Laurens Municipal Power and Communications	8.76	855
6	Atlantic Municipal Utilities	8.87	4,852
7	Manilla, Iowa Electric Utility	9.04	502
8	North West Rural Electric Cooperative	9.43	10,710
9	Paullina, Iowa Electric Utility	9.46	680
10	Boone Valley Electric Cooperative	9.63	99

Last Reviewed By: Matt Hope

Published: 2025-04-28