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Increased technology use and business growth across the communities we serve means increased energy demand. Our responsibility is to ensure demand is met for customers and communities while ensuring long-term reliability. Alliant Energy is planning now, so your energy service stays safe, reliable and cost-effective. When growth is planned carefully, it strengthens the energy system and the communities that depend on it and keeps rates affordable.
Alliant Energy president and CEO Lisa Barton took part in a tour of the QTS Data Centers Cedar Rapids campus with QTS co-CEOs Tag Greason and David Robey and U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright. "When growth is managed the right way, everyone benefits, and it accelerates the opportunities for growth," Lisa said.
Great organizations deserve time to think strategically. Alliant Energy Foundation Catalyst Grants provide just that. We partner with the Innovation Lab HQ to offer nonprofits guidance and mentorship focused on big-picture planning. Through group facilitation, grant recipients receive structured innovation tools and customized strategy support to help navigate growth, change, funding uncertainty and new opportunities. This program can help teams find clarity, alignment and an actionable plan. If you’re part of a nonprofit organization that could benefit from this kind of strategic partnership, we encourage you to apply today.
Alliant Energy® Community Solar – Janesville is up and running, generating electricity! We’ll soon begin to issue bill credits to our more than 250 participating residential and business customers. Thank you to all our subscribers, with special thanks to our anchor tenants, JP Cullen and Moraine Park Technical College. You helped made this possible.
On National Lineworker Appreciation Day, we want to take a moment to celebrate our line workers who keep the current flowing to our homes and businesses. They are a crucial part of Alliant Energy, working tirelessly to address electrical problems safely and quickly. Help us celebrate them!
We’ve planted 551,288 trees across Iowa and Wisconsin, which means we’re over halfway to our goal and on target to plant a million trees by the end of 2030! THANK YOU to all the communities and our employees who have helped plant and distribute trees to create healthier, more beautiful communities. Learn more about the initiative at alliantenergy.com/1milliontrees
Thank you to all who partnered with us in 2024 to create positive impacts in the community. Last year, our company, Foundation, employees and retirees collectively gave nearly $9.3 million to support the work of nonprofits in the communities we serve. Plus, our employees and retirees logged more than 80,000 volunteer hours. Learn more about these efforts to help build stronger communities in 2024: https://bit.ly/3D7gGT0 https://bit.ly/4haJWGh
It's cold out there! But what happens when everyone is using more energy? One way we handle this is through demand response programs like Smart Hours, which really make a difference on days when we expect extreme temperatures and people need a lot of energy.
Alliant Energy's Prairie du Sac Dam Aquatic Resources Enhancement Fund is now accepting applications to help improve the waters of the Lake Wisconsin basin.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is full of art, in part thanks to Customer Solutions Specialist Nick Ludwig. From Murals & More to the United Way and Coe College, Nick has helped secure art pieces for use around the city, helping beautify public and private buildings. He is one of our 2024 Values in Practice Award winners. Each year, we recognize employees for their volunteer work around the community with a $500 donation to the nonprofit of their choice.
