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Reliability First, Opportunity Ahead By Brian Bird, President & CEO, NorthWestern Energy
Over the last 18 years, NorthWestern Energy has added nearly 1,100 megawatts of power generation to serve our Montana customers. More than half of this comes from renewable wind and hydro generation.
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Are Autonomous Vehicles Coming To Montana and, if so, which town first?
Fact finding legislators are amazed to find Waymo able to navigate the streets of Mesa, Arizona. Waymo provides over 1 million free rides and over 1 million paid rides a month with minimal problems but is Montana ready?
Gov. Gianforte, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Advance Investment Opportunities in Montana
“We are honored to collaborate with the State of Montana to explore advanced data center and energy infrastructure opportunities,” said Masayuki Suematsu, Member of Board and Chief Strategy Officer at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
Butte-Silver Bow County, Montana, Sabey provide more details about proposed data center in Butte
Sabey also said final construction costs for a data center campus near Butte could reach $1.5 billion to $2 billion and new permanent jobs could range from “dozens on the low end” to hundreds over time.
Career Opportunities – Northwestern Energy
NorthWestern Energy is a regional energy company serving electric and natural gas across western and central Montana, eastern South Dakota and several communities in Nebraska. We also proudly serve Yellowstone National Park. Our company is…
CBS Evening News – The Changing Face of Childcare in America – Rural child care providers join up to stay open
Nearly 4 million children in the United States can’t get into a licensed child care center, costing states about $1 billion per year in lost economic activity from parents missing work or stepping away from jobs to support their families.