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State regulators are considering whether to approve a mineral exploration license at the site of a former gold mine in north-central Montana. -
The Canadian developer of the Keystone XL pipeline is seeking billions of dollars from the Biden administration for stopping the project.
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The operator of the coal-fired power plant in Colstrip and Montana state regulators have finalized a plan to clean up pollution at the plant’s two retired units. -
The state of Montana is seeking exceptions to federal air pollution standards in northwest Montana due to wildfire smoke in 2020.
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Montana electric utility regulators won’t allow NorthWestern Energy to increase what it charges for power outside of the regular process for seeking the change.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce is directing several million dollars to help with workforce and industry diversification in southeast Montana’s coal country.
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An interstate agency is seeking public comment on a draft power plan that outlines electricity generation needs in Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington state and recommends the Pacific Northwest adopt more renewable energy resources like wind and solar.
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The state advocate for Montana electricity consumers is asking regulators to dismiss a request from NorthWestern Energy to increase what it charges for power.
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A shuttered southwest Montana gold mine that plans to extract metals from its mining waste is one step closer to state approval Friday.
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Environmental regulators say a natural gas plant proposed for construction in south central Montana satisfies the state’s air quality standards.
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The legal push and pull between the Biden Administration and oil industry stakeholders continues after a district court judge ordered the administration to remove a pause on new oil and gas lease sales on public lands.
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Electric utility regulators on the Montana Public Service Commission are introducing a new agenda item to their meetings in order to come into compliance with agency policy.
