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NorthWestern Energy President and CEO Brian Bird tells audience that data centers will extend fossil fuel usage

February 11, 2026/No Comments

Northwestern Energy

NorthWestern Energy President and CEO Brian Bird acknowledged the potential effects of data centers, but also described them as an opportunity for utilities after years of relatively flat demand.

 

By Joshua Haiar / South Dakota Searchlight


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