Skip to main content

Black Hills Energy Blog

Positive Energy

lunch
Harvest is an important time in south central Nebraska. It signals the end of irrigation season and the beginning of our residential heating season. With that in mind there seems like no better time to thank our customers. Aly, a Black Hills Energy Ambassador, led a project to do just that. Aly…
sog
From rodeos to golf tournaments, it was a busy summer for our employees in the Black Hills area. We’re not complaining, mind you. There’s nothing more rewarding than getting out into our communities and interacting with customers. Here’s a peek at a little of the fun we had this summer: Days of…
chili
Each September the Ogallala, Nebraska, community comes together to celebrate the change of seasons with the Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous. The annual event includes music, food, kids events and a highly competitive chili cook-off. This year our Ogallala team brought home third-place honors for…
cleanup
Employees at the Neil Simpson Complex in Gillette, Wyoming, recently took advantage of the nice fall weather to clean up trash along the roadway near the power generation facility. Not only do projects like this provide a memorable team-building experience for employees, they’re also a great way…

Black Hills Energy News

wyodak
The National Mining Association (NMA) today recognized Wyodak Resources Development Corporation for achieving CORESafety® certification at its Wyodak Mine, located near Gillette, WY. The Wyodak Mine is a subsidiary of Black Hills Corp. In operation since 1922, Wyodak Resources Development…
water heater
RAWLINS, Wy. – March 4, 2022 – Black Hills Energy’s team of technicians in the Rawlins and Sinclair areas are prepared to respond to our customers’ needs during the ongoing water outage. We offer the following safety tips regarding the use of hot water heaters and boilers during this time. If…
water heater
WICHITA, Kan.— Feb. 22, 2022 — Freezing cold temperatures are being felt across Kansas this week. When temperatures drop, energy use increases and can lead to higher monthly bills. Black Hills Energy is encouraging customers to conserve now by making simple energy-saving decisions throughout the…
furnace
LINCOLN, Neb.— Feb. 22, 2022 — Freezing cold temperatures are being felt across Nebraska this week. When temperatures drop, energy use increases and can lead to higher monthly bills. Black Hills Energy is encouraging customers to conserve now by making simple energy saving decisions throughout the…