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We are upgrading gas meters in your area to newer smart meter technology. These meters help us improve safety, reliability and service for our customers.

We will begin with a small pilot in Rogers, Arkansas, followed by a full rollout in Rogers and Fayetteville.

 

At Black Hills Energy, we’re not just providing power today; we’re actively preparing to provide safe and reliable energy for years to come. In South Dakota, we’re upgrading infrastructure, building redundancy and enhancing safety so homes and businesses stay powered both day and night.

From Spearfish to Edgemont and everywhere in between, our teams are modernizing substations, rebuilding critical lines and conducting pole replacements. These investments reduce outages, shorten restoration times and add safeguards that protect both people and equipment.

At Black Hills Energy, our commitment goes beyond delivering safe, reliable energy. We’re proud to invest in the people, places and programs that make our communities stronger. From volunteerism and local partnerships to infrastructure and safety initiatives, everything we do is rooted in one goal, powering the communities we call home.

Black Hills Energy is relocating a natural gas transmission pipeline in the Hyndman neighborhood in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The project will move an existing transmission pipeline away from residential development. No interruptions in natural gas service are planned during construction.

Delivering safe, reliable electric service for Northeastern Wyoming

At Black Hills Energy, our most important responsibility is providing safe, reliable electric service to our customers and communities. This requires continuous investment in the critical electric system infrastructure that serves 2,700 customers across our northeastern Wyoming service territory.

At Black Hills Energy, we’re not just providing power today; we’re actively preparing to provide safe, clean, reliable energy for years to come. Across Southern Colorado, we’re upgrading infrastructure, building redundancy, and enhancing safety so homes and businesses stay powered — day and night.

We’re committed to building a cleaner energy future. Through renewable projects, energy efficiency programs, and electric vehicle initiatives, we help customers reduce their carbon footprint while keeping energy reliable.

🔺March 12, 7:15 p.m. MST – Power has been restored to nearly all of the approximately 560 customers impacted by today’s Emergency Public Safety Power Shutoff event in the Southern Hills. Included in the PSPS event were areas around Hot Springs, including the communities of Buffalo Gap and Oral.

While conditions have improved and the PSPS warning has now been cancelled, we will continue to monitor conditions to help keep our customers and communities safe.

Delivering safe, reliable electric service for South Dakota

At Black Hills Energy, our most important responsibility is providing safe, reliable electric service to our customers and communities. This requires continuous investment in the critical electric system infrastructure that serves 75,000 customers across our South Dakota service territory.

At Black Hills Energy, our commitment goes beyond delivering safe, reliable energy. We’re proud to invest in the people, places, and programs that make our communities stronger. From volunteerism and local partnerships to sustainability and safety initiatives, everything we do is rooted in one goal: powering the communities we call home.