Advertisement

Advertisement

HotelsFoodShoppingCoffeeGroceryGas

City of Ames Electric Department

+1 (515) 239-5510
Website

Advertisement

Advertisement

2208 Edison St
Ames, IA 50010
+1 (515) 239-5510
http://www.cityofames.org

The City of Ames Electric Department in Ames, IA, provides reliable and affordable electric services to residents and businesses in the area.

With a focus on sustainability and customer satisfaction, the department ensures that the community has access to safe and efficient electricity for their daily needs.

Generated from their business information

Also at this address

Ames Electric Distribution

Ames Electric Meter Division

Own this business?
Claim it
See a problem?

You might also like

Cellular telephone services

Raccoon Valley Electric Cooperative

Raccoon Valley Electric Cooperative (RVEC) is a member-owned, non-profit rural electric cooperative based in Glidden, Iowa. They are dedicated to providing reliable, affordable, and responsible energy to businesses, industries, farms, and homes across west central Iowa. RVEC offers a range of energy efficiency programs and resources, including rebates, energy-saving tips, and electric vehicle solutions. They are committed to promoting renewable energy and have initiatives such as community solar and Iowa Choice Renewables. With a focus on safety and outage preparedness, RVEC ensures the well-being of their members and the community they serve.Generated from the website
Educational consultant

Corn Belt Power Co-Op

The Corn Belt Power Cooperative, headquartered in Humboldt, Iowa, is a generation and transmission electric cooperative owned by its member systems. This cooperative provides electricity to more than 10 member distribution electric cooperatives and one municipal electric cooperative. These cooperatives serve farm members, rural residences, small towns and commercial and industrial members in 28 counties in northern Iowa. The Corn Belt Power Cooperative works to improve the quality of life for its members and their communities. Corn Belt actively promotes economic development efforts, environmental programs and energy efficiency through its many programs. Corn Belt Power owns and operates more than 1,650 miles of high voltage transmission line and owns and services 135 distribution substations and 30 switching stations. More than 30 microwave towers provide instant communication to operate radio-controlled switches. Its System Control Center is staffed 24 hours a day to monitor generation and transmission.

Tip Rural Electric Co-op

T.I.P. Rural Electric s top priority is to provide reliable electricity and service to its member-owners. The company began in 1938, when Phelan Construction Company was hired to build its first line that totaled 132 miles. It took until April 27, 1939, for that line to become energized and the first T.I.P. substation, just south of Belle Plaine, provided the electricity for that line. By 1947, with the help of cooperatives like T.I.P., 79 percent of Iowa farms had electricity. Private power companies had not extended service to rural areas because they decided it could not be profitable. Located in Brooklyn, Iowa, T.I.P. has 21 substations serving 1,767 miles of line with 6,008 accounts receiving electrical service.
United States›Iowa›Ames›City of Ames Electric Department

Partial Data by Foursquare.

Advertisement

Advertisement

  • Get directions
  • MapQuest Travel
  • Route Planner
  • Print your map
  • Get help
  • Search the web
  • Send feedback
Learn more about our mobile apps.
  • Android app Google Play
  • Download on the App Store
  • Download on the Amazon Appstore
  • Enterprise solutions
  • Claim your business
  • Developer resources
  • Jobs
  • Advertise with us
  • Terms of use
  • Privacy policy
  • Data and licenses
  • About our ads
  • Do not sell