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Our team in Frederick, Colorado, partnered with our Energy Efficiency team and was a proud ice sculpture sponsor at the town of Frederick’s Festival of Lights event. In doing so, we got to witness the sculptors create our Black Hills Energy logo in ice!

This event was a great opportunity to create presence in our area, as well as educate customers about their energy efficiency options. Frederick’s Festival of Lights was a real chilling experience, to say the least.

Thank you to all our participants who helped make this event possible.

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