We’ve completed our rate review request to recover integrity, reliability and growth investments for natural gas service for our approximately 117,000 customers in 66 communities in Kansas.
You and your family deserve safe, reliable natural gas service, and at Black Hills Energy, we’re always looking ahead to make sure we deliver. That’s why we’ll be making system improvements and proactively updating natural gas lines in Greene.
Fayetteville, Ark. – February 17, 2021 Black Hills Energy technicians worked into the night to complete a multi-step process to purge and repressurize the gas system, readying teams to begin restoring gas service to Pea Ridge customers. Immediately following restoration of system pressure last evening, technicians began relighting residential customers, and this morning technicians spread across the city to resume service restoration efforts.
Updated as of February 16, 2021
On Feb. 16, Black Hills Energy was notified of a loss of pressure to the natural gas system in Pea Ridge. To safely restore service, our technicians needed to shut off approximately 2,300 gas meters and test the system.
Approximately 2,300 residential and commercial customers are impacted in the Pea Ridge area.
The program is designed to promote the construction of energy efficient single family and multifamily homes by providing incentives to new home builders for the installation of high-efficiency heating and water heating equipment and thermal envelope measures.
The program consists of two paths from which builders can choose:
For more information about the requirements, download the printable application from the list below.
Saving energy and money sounds easy, but it can be a little daunting to get started. That’s where the Ready Home Check comes in. We hope this little monitor can help you save big. Just connect it to any appliance, and get the information you need to make decisions that can help you save.
You might be surprised by how much energy some older appliances need, or how many things in your home use energy even when turned off.
