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After months of discussion and a flurry of political clashes, the push for a special legislative session has lost steam. That likely leaves the districts of Montana’s powerful utility oversight commission in the hands of a panel of federal judges.
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Republican lawmakers and Gov. Greg Gianforte agree that a special session is needed to redraw districts for the state’s utility oversight board. But a GOP faction was also pushing to create a special committee to investigate election integrity in the same trip to the Capitol.
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Republican Montana lawmakers signaled Tuesday they support holding a special legislative session. However, they haven’t agreed on the agenda once they arrive in Helena.
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A Montana Republican legislator who carried bills this session advocating for nuclear energy plans to run for the body that regulates electric utilities in the state.
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A Montana legislative committee Friday advanced a bill that borrows language from part of a previously tabled policy and now could allow electric utilities to pass certain replacement power costs onto customers without regulators setting the terms.
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A state Senate committee has narrowly endorsed a bill that could allow NorthWestern Energy to pass costs on to customers if the company buys more of a share in the Colstrip coal-fired power plant.
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BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — For the third time this year, a court has ruled that Montana's Public Service Commission has ignored energy law in setting prices...
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Montana primary voters held onto an incumbent and advanced new candidates in races for the board that regulates electric utilities in the state.The…
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The commission that regulates energy utilities in Montana agreed to reconsider a pilot program that would allow the state’s largest utility to separate…
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Edit May 20: This story has been corrected to reflect that Will Deschamps of Missoula is a former Montana Republican party chairman.Mar. 9 marked the…