Iowa Utilities Board

A carbon capture company is asking Iowa regulators to put a "hold" on its application to build a pipeline.

This week, the Iowa Utilities Board will hear testimony about a proposal to build an underground, high voltage transmission line. The SOO Green electrical line would run from Mason City, Iowa to Plano, Illinois, crossing the Mississippi River north of the Quad Cities.

A study done for the ethanol industry predicts dire consequences if carbon dioxide pipelines don’t go forward in Iowa but do in other states.

Iowa environmentalists and landowners are advocating for Iowa lawmakers to address three proposed carbon pipelines and ban the use of eminent domain for the projects.

Following weeks of intense cold weather last month, electric and natural gas customers in Iowa may get a break. Worried about the possibility of sharply…

State officials want to hear what residents of the Iowa Quad Cities think about a possible increase in the cost of water. Wednesday night the Iowa…

Customers of the Iowa-American Water Company can tell state officials what they think about a possible rate increase. Thursday night in Clinton, the Iowa…

The cost of water for residents of the Quad Cities and Clinton may go up next year. Friday afternoon, Iowa American Water announced a request to the Iowa…

Low income residents of the Iowa Quad Cities and Clinton may get a break on one of their bills. Iowa American Water has asked the Iowa Utilities Board to…

A developer wants to build an underground, high-power transmission line from Mason City, Iowa to Plano, Illinois. This week, the company called, Soo Green…