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Lineman Ron B. smiles from up on the catwalk of our Adel training center

Join our LINE-up!

We have career opportunities for line mechanics, engineers and more across our service area. Join our team at MidAmerican and be part of the energy industry transition. Line up your next job today!
 
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Evie, an older woman with white hair and glasses, wearing a multicolored striped shirt smiling with farmland and wind turbines in the background

Partnering for a cleaner tomorrow

Evie, one of our partner landowners, hosts three wind turbines on her farm in Grundy County, Iowa. Evie is proud to partner with MidAmerican and have a hand in creating clean energy for Iowa.
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close-up of a shovel digging a hole in a yard; a yellow gas line is exposed in the hole

Call 811 before you dig

Any time you plan to dig on your property – no matter how large the project – you must call 811. This free service helps keep you and your family safe by marking underground pipes, wires and utility lines.
 
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News at MidAmerican Energy

MidAmerican Energy Foundation commits $100,000 to support disaster recovery efforts in impacted communities

As communities continue to recover from natural disasters that impacted parts of MidAmerican Energy Company’s service area this year, the MidAmerican Energy Foundation has committed $100,000 to support long-term recovery and rebuilding efforts.
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MidAmerican proposes generation projects to meet growing energy demand

MidAmerican Energy is taking big steps to ensure reliable, affordable power for its customers in the years to come, especially as demand for electricity keeps growing. The company is proposing two new generation projects to best serve its customers – particularly during times when they need it most and regardless of the weather.
 
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Iowa cities grow energy savings through MidAmerican “Trees Please!” awards

Cities across Iowa may soon find out that money really can grow on trees. MidAmerican is awarding $134,600 in “Trees Please!” grant funding to 59 Iowa cities, including several affected by natural disasters in recent years.
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