Cedaredge’s Annual AppleFest was a major success for the Colorado Gas Energy Efficiency team…and delicious too!

Black Hills Energy employees this week partnered with 21 communities across the state of Arkansas to donate more than 200 iPads and mobile phones to 25 different community organizations.

Additional renewable power, clean energy jobs for Southern Colorado and savings for customers are among the benefits the expanded wind farm will generate for the region

Black Hills Energy shares safety and efficiency tips ahead of changing weather

The Black Hills Corp. Foundation is continuing its support for Arkansas communities by awarding its tenth foundation grant since 2016.

You and your family need and deserve safe, reliable natural gas service, and Black Hills Energy is always looking ahead to make sure we deliver. That’s why we’re proactively updating natural gas lines in your area.

A Black Hills Energy employee in Casper, Wyoming, has received the company’s highest employee recognition from company Chairman David R. Emery.

Black Hills Energy has begun a construction project to replace and upgrade natural gas pipelines in Clarksville, Arkansas. Black Hills Energy estimates the project will take between 2 and 3 months to complete and will allow for the continued safe and reliable delivery of natural gas service to the Clarksville community.

Across Iowa, families are waking up to a nip in the air and snow in the forecast. Fall is officially here and cooler temperatures are upon us. As we pull jackets from the closet and visit the coffee shop for a favorite seasonal caffeinated beverage, it is also time to think about how to get your home ready for the season.

Scottsbluff, Nebraska – October 10, 2019 — With this season’s first winter storm conditions upon us, Black Hills Energy wants you to know it is ready for the storm and remind you about some important safety information. Snow and ice buildup on your natural gas meter can create a safety hazard and even cut off the flow of natural gas to your heating and appliances. To avoid trouble, gently remove snow and ice from on and around the meter with your hands or a broom.