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Alliant Energy's utility operations serve more than
1.4 million customers in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Alliant's service territory covers 54,000 square miles in the heartland of America, and includes 9,700 miles of electric transmission lines and 8,000 miles of natural gas main. |
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Black
Hills Corp. is a diversified energy company with a tradition of
exemplary service and a vision to be the energy partner of choice — is
based in Rapid City, S.D. with corporate offices in Golden, Colo. and
Omaha, Neb. The utility companies serve 750,000 natural gas and
electricity customers in Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska,
South Dakota and Wyoming. The company’s non-regulated businesses
generate wholesale electricity, produce natural gas, oil and coal,
and market energy. |
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MidAmerican Energy Company is the largest utility in Iowa. MidAmerican provides service to more than
720,000 electric customers and 702,000 natural gas customers in a 10,600 square-mile area, from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, to the Quad Cities area of Iowa and Illinois. |
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Atmos Energy Corporation is
America's largest pure natural gas
distributor. With
3.2 million utility customers across 12 states and non-utility operations in
22 states, Atmos is dedicated to efficient operations, low costs and excellent customer service. |
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NextEra
Energy Duane Arnold Energy Center is Iowa's only nuclear power plant,
which supplies enough power to provide for the annual needs of about 500,000
Iowa homes. A subsidiary of NextEra™ Energy Resources has a 70 percent ownership in DAEC. Central Iowa Power Cooperative has
a 20 percent ownership with Corn Belt Power Cooperative holding the
remaining 10 percent ownership. |
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ITC Midwest,
a subsidiary of ITC Holdings Corp., purchased the nearly 7,000
miles of high-voltage electric transmission lines from Alliant
Energy’s Interstate Power and Light subsidiary in December 2007.
Headquartered in Cedar Rapids with warehouse facilities and offices
in Dubuque, Iowa City, Perry and Des Moines, ITC Midwest works closely
with customers to help ensure reliable electric transmission service
and contribute to the growth of the region. |
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