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A letter sent to lawmakers, media outlets and others last week from two members of the Montana Public Service Commission cites a “probable lack of energy leading to ‘rolling blackouts’ in eastern Montana this summer" as one reason for state leaders to back the Colstrip coal-fired power plant.
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February’s frigid temperatures may mean higher bills for Montanans who use natural gas to heat their home or business.
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The 20 year energy plan for Montana’s second largest electric company, Montana-Dakota Utilities, includes closure at its only Montana-based coal-fired power plant.
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Emergency funds and protections against electricity shut offs are set to expire for many Montanans at the end of the month.