Our rates include the costs to produce, purchase and deliver energy. Our base rates include the costs to deliver electricity or natural gas. What they don't include is the actual costs of the fuel — whether it’s coal or natural gas. Those are separate charges that we pass on to you without markup.
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DUBUQUE, Ia. — January 15, 2020— 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 equipment and other appliances. To avoid trouble, gently remove snow and ice from on and around the meter with your hands or a bro...
PUEBLO, Colo. - January 9, 2020 — When unpredictable winter weather hits Southern Colorado, it can lead to increased energy use, which is why Black Hills Energy wants customers to know there are ways to save energy and money without sacrificing comfort. National Cut Your Energy Costs Day on Jan. 10 ...
Rapid City, SD - January 7, 2020 — When plummeting temperatures cause a leap in heating bills, it’s good to know there are ways you can cut energy costs without sacrificing comfort. Energy-saving tips and money-saving energy efficiency programs from Black Hills Energy are highlighted on National Cut...
Residential and business customers can Apply Now With the choices of electric vehicles (EVs) increasing, Black Hills Energy has launched Ready EV, an electric vehicle charging rebate program, in order for residential and business customers to make it easy for drivers to charge their cars at home ...