Clean power invests in local communities, providing property, state, and local taxes totaling $61.5 million annually.

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Wind investment and construction produced $34.5 billion in total impacts, $9.7 billion in wages & salaries, $3.7 billion in self-employment income since 1992, and supported an average of 8,961 jobs each year.

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The clean power industry is an important job creator for Iowans with a clean energy workforce of 5,500.

#CleanEnergy #Iowa

Clean power projects provide extra income to farmers, ranchers, and other private landowners. These drought-proof land lease payments paid $73.4 million to farmers and landowners annually.

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“It is evident Iowans see the value and positive impact of clean energy...Continuing to invest will fuel the future of agriculture and create well-paying jobs while spurring economic growth,” said Nick Boeyink, ICEF Executive Director.
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Farmers have the right to preserve their land through renewable energy. Clean energy projects not only nurture your land but also offer sustainable solutions for a brighter, more profitable future for generations to come.

#SolarEnergy #Iowa

Renewable energy in Iowa isn't just about clean power—it's a catalyst for economic growth. From job creation in the renewable sector to increased demand across industries, its impact ripples far and wide, shaping a more sustainable and prosperous future for the state.

Congratulations to Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, M.D. on being named the new chair of The House Conservative Climate Caucus. We appreciate your leadership on clean energy initiatives.

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In 2022, 10% of Iowa's clean energy workforce proudly served our nation. Supporting our heroes as they power the future. #CleanEnergy

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Between 2020-2025, an anticipated $3 billion in total impacts are expected through solar investment, $669.6 million in wages, $352.5 million in self-employment income, and an average of 3,238 jobs yearly.

Brightening futures, one panel at a time.

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Clean energy invests in local Iowa communities, providing property, state, and local taxes totaling $61.5 million annually. #CleanEnergy #Iowa

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More than 31,000 Iowans were employed by clean energy in 2022, fueling economic growth and innovation. Clean energy outpaces traditional sectors, becoming a cornerstone of Iowa's economy. The future shines bright for Iowa clean energy jobs.

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The Iowa Conservative Energy Forum is set up at the Capitol this morning to talk about the economic benefits of renewable energy in Iowa. Legislators- please stop by for some coffee and breakfast pizza.

Happy National Agriculture Day! Iowa is a leader in agriculture and we are grateful to all those who work tirelessly to feed, fuel, and power our state. #AgDay

Diversifying the energy grid with renewable energy like solar creates long-term savings for Iowans and increases energy independence. Investing in solar is investing in our future. #SolarEnergy

Did you know? Across all #cleanenergy sectors, the majority of #cleanenergy jobs in Iowa were in construction and manufacturing.

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The Iowa Conservative Energy Forum and Iowa Land & Liberty Coalition teamed up to visit with county officials from across the state of Iowa today at the ISAC Spring Conference in Des Moines.

Renewable energy development has become a drought-proof cash crop for landowners. By harnessing renewable resources, farmers maintain control over their property. It's about empowering farmers to make choices that benefit their land, their livelihoods, and generations to come.

How can clean energy benefit your farm and family?

Adopting clean energy technologies such as solar panels or wind turbines can reduce farm energy costs, leading to financial savings. This, contributes to the economic sustainability of the farm and provides more resources.

Our ICEF Chair Ray Gaesser shares the importance of preserving landowner rights and keeping rural Iowa open for economic opportunity in this guest column in the Tama-Toledo News Chronicle.
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