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Opinion | A Simple Fix to America’s Soaring Electricity Prices

Here's a great suggestion for #NWE and #MTPSC to help bring our energy costs down. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/04/o...

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Montana’s data center boom: A crossroads for energy, economy and common sense | Max Scheder-Bieschin Opinion: The challenge is clear: capture data-center investment without imposing hidden burdens on everyday Montanans.

I'm sorry there is no mechanism to gift this article. This is great information for data centers in Montana. We need to learn from other states. #Montana #Datacenters #NWE billingsgazette.com/opinion/colu...

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Build 3 of Nowhere's End is live! Find out more about Clay and the world of NE in this new update. #nevn #nwe #furry #fvn

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Halper Sadeh LLC Investigates Shareholder Rights Violations for NWE, BKH, MURA, SCPH Halper Sadeh LLC, a law firm specializing in investor rights, is examining multiple companies for potential breaches of securities laws affecting shareholders' interests.

Halper Sadeh LLC Investigates Shareholder Rights Violations for NWE, BKH, MURA, SCPH #USA #New_York #Halper_Sadeh_LLC #NWE #BKH

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Federal government authorizes expansion of mine that supplies coal to Montana’s largest power plant The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement says the expansion will keep the mine open through 2039.

Federal government authorizes expansion of mine that supplies coal to Montana’s largest power plant
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NorthWestern Reports Second Quarter 2025 Financial Results NorthWestern Energy (Nasdaq: NWE) reported Q2 2025 financial results with diluted GAAP EPS of $0.35, down from $0.52 in 2024. The company announced 2025 earnings guidance of $3.53-$3.65 per diluted share and affirmed its $531 million capital plan for 2025.Key developments include the successful acquisition of Energy West's natural gas distribution system in Montana, adding 33,000 customers, and a new letter of intent with Quantica Infrastructure for a 500-megawatt project. The company declared a quarterly dividend of $0.66 per share payable September 30, 2025.NorthWestern is pursuing regulatory approvals in Montana, with settlements pending for electric and natural gas rate reviews. The company affirmed its long-term 4-6% EPS growth guidance and $2.7 billion capital investment plan for 2025-2029.

#NWE NorthWestern Reports Second Quarter 2025 Financial Results

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NorthWestern Energy Signs Letter of Intent to Serve Quantica Infrastructure’s Montana Data Center Development NorthWestern Energy (Nasdaq: NWE) has signed a letter of intent to provide energy services for Quantica Infrastructure's proposed data center development in Montana. The project's Phase 1 energy service load is projected at 500 megawatts, with planned expansion to 1 gigawatt.Initial electric service could begin as early as 2026, with full Phase 1 development expected by 2030. The project will require new infrastructure development, including both renewable and on-demand generation resources. NorthWestern Energy anticipates providing service through its regulated business, which could improve cost efficiency by distributing fixed operational costs across a broader customer base.The collaboration aims to create employment opportunities and enhance telecommunications and power infrastructure in Montana, while potentially reducing per-unit costs through improved system efficiency.

#NWE NorthWestern Energy Signs Letter of Intent to Serve Quantica Infrastructure’s Montana Data Center Development

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Tell the EPA to Uphold Air Quality Protections and not allow proposed rollbacks in air quality protections by repealing amendments to the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS)
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Given North Western Energy functions as a monopoly with no competitors and 400,000 guaranteed customers, a
high ROE (profit) percentage is seen by many as an abuse of captive customers.
This abuse is compounded by the fact that NorthWestern continues to seek the most expensive energy sources while
ignoring the more afordable, reliable, and fastest growing energy sources being embraced by utilities across the county.
WHY THIS RATE INCREASE MATTERS
Montana already has some of the highest energy costs in the region (nearly twice our neighbors in Idaho).
North Western's excessive rate hike request would mean millions in additional costs passed to Montana families
and businesses on the heels of a historic rate increase barely one year ago.
Higher electric bills will make it harder for Montanans to aford housing, groceries, medicine, and children's needs.
1. The proposed 10.8% Return on Equity (guaranteed shareholder profit, essentially) requested by North Western is
excessive for a monopoly utility with no competitors and 400,000 guaranteed customers.
2. NorthWestern's recent 28% rate increase has already created significant financial challenges for working
Montanans.
3. The Public Service Commission should prioritize customer afordability over excessive profits in its oversight
of monopoly utilities like NorthWestern Energy.
4. Afordable energy solutions should be considered before rate-basing the $320 million Laurel plant.

Given North Western Energy functions as a monopoly with no competitors and 400,000 guaranteed customers, a high ROE (profit) percentage is seen by many as an abuse of captive customers. This abuse is compounded by the fact that NorthWestern continues to seek the most expensive energy sources while ignoring the more afordable, reliable, and fastest growing energy sources being embraced by utilities across the county. WHY THIS RATE INCREASE MATTERS Montana already has some of the highest energy costs in the region (nearly twice our neighbors in Idaho). North Western's excessive rate hike request would mean millions in additional costs passed to Montana families and businesses on the heels of a historic rate increase barely one year ago. Higher electric bills will make it harder for Montanans to aford housing, groceries, medicine, and children's needs. 1. The proposed 10.8% Return on Equity (guaranteed shareholder profit, essentially) requested by North Western is excessive for a monopoly utility with no competitors and 400,000 guaranteed customers. 2. NorthWestern's recent 28% rate increase has already created significant financial challenges for working Montanans. 3. The Public Service Commission should prioritize customer afordability over excessive profits in its oversight of monopoly utilities like NorthWestern Energy. 4. Afordable energy solutions should be considered before rate-basing the $320 million Laurel plant.

North Western Energy, Montana's largest monopoly utility serving over 400,000 customers, is pursuing significant
electricity rate increases that will afect Montana families and businesses. Because NorthWestern is a regulated
monopoly utility, we customers cannot choose a diferent provider. We can, however, make our voice heard.
For too long, the body overseeing utility regulation – the Montana Public Service Commission (PSC) - has tilted
toward ensuring generous returns to the shareholders of investor-owned utilities like NorthWestern. The impacts
to customers have been a secondary concern. It's time to rebalance this equation and remember that the whole
purpose of overseeing monopoly utilities is to ensure working families and small businesses pay fair and reasonable
rates that are not inflated to guarantee corporations artificially excessive profits.

RATE INCREASES ON TOP OF RATE INCREASES
Barely over a year ago, in the fall of 2023, North Western Energy was granted a historic 28% rate increase for
residential customers. Now, the corporation is asking for an additional 8.3% hike, which would mean a 39%
aggregate increase within less than year.

North Western Energy, Montana's largest monopoly utility serving over 400,000 customers, is pursuing significant electricity rate increases that will afect Montana families and businesses. Because NorthWestern is a regulated monopoly utility, we customers cannot choose a diferent provider. We can, however, make our voice heard. For too long, the body overseeing utility regulation – the Montana Public Service Commission (PSC) - has tilted toward ensuring generous returns to the shareholders of investor-owned utilities like NorthWestern. The impacts to customers have been a secondary concern. It's time to rebalance this equation and remember that the whole purpose of overseeing monopoly utilities is to ensure working families and small businesses pay fair and reasonable rates that are not inflated to guarantee corporations artificially excessive profits. RATE INCREASES ON TOP OF RATE INCREASES Barely over a year ago, in the fall of 2023, North Western Energy was granted a historic 28% rate increase for residential customers. Now, the corporation is asking for an additional 8.3% hike, which would mean a 39% aggregate increase within less than year.

Northwestern Energy wants another Montana utility rate increase. Here's some background. #MTPol #Montana #MTPSC #NorthwesternEnergy #NWE

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NORTHWESTERN ENERGY'S RATE INCREASE
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
FORCING MONTANANS TO OVERPAY FOR RISKY CORPORATE INVESTMENTS
North Western Energy, Montana's largest monopoly utility serving over 400,000 customers, is pursuing significant
electricity rate increases that will afect Montana families and businesses. Because NorthWestern is a regulated
monopoly utility, we customers cannot choose a diferent provider. We can, however, make our voice heard.
For too long, the body overseeing utility regulation – the Montana Public Service Commission (PSC) - has tilted
toward ensuring generous returns to the shareholders of investor-owned utilities like NorthWestern. The impacts
to customers have been a secondary concern. It's time to rebalance this equation and remember that the whole
purpose of overseeing monopoly utilities is to ensure working families and small businesses pay fair and reasonable
rates that are not inflated to guarantee corporations artificially excessive profits.
BACKGROUND
RATE INCREASES ON TOP OF RATE INCREASES
Barely over a year ago, in the fall of 2023, North Western Energy was granted a historic 28% rate increase for
residential customers. Now, the corporation is asking for an additional 8.3% hike, which would mean a 39%
aggregate increase within less than year.
UNREALISTIC PROJECTIONS LIKELY TO BRING EVEN HIGHER INCREASES
North Western's actual rate increases could be significantly higher. Why? Because the utility's complicated rate
structures are based, in part, on power it expects to sell to other energy suppliers. In short, the more power it sells to
other energy suppliers, the less customers have to pay under the current rate proposal. Because of this, NorthWestern
made wildly optimistic and unrealistic projections about the power it expects to sell to other suppliers in order to
deflate the expected rate percentage increase projections it is requesting.
Former PSC rate analyst Gary Duncan called NorthWestern's project…

NORTHERN PLAINS W RESOURCE COUNCIL W NORTHWESTERN ENERGY'S RATE INCREASE ENOUGH IS ENOUGH FORCING MONTANANS TO OVERPAY FOR RISKY CORPORATE INVESTMENTS North Western Energy, Montana's largest monopoly utility serving over 400,000 customers, is pursuing significant electricity rate increases that will afect Montana families and businesses. Because NorthWestern is a regulated monopoly utility, we customers cannot choose a diferent provider. We can, however, make our voice heard. For too long, the body overseeing utility regulation – the Montana Public Service Commission (PSC) - has tilted toward ensuring generous returns to the shareholders of investor-owned utilities like NorthWestern. The impacts to customers have been a secondary concern. It's time to rebalance this equation and remember that the whole purpose of overseeing monopoly utilities is to ensure working families and small businesses pay fair and reasonable rates that are not inflated to guarantee corporations artificially excessive profits. BACKGROUND RATE INCREASES ON TOP OF RATE INCREASES Barely over a year ago, in the fall of 2023, North Western Energy was granted a historic 28% rate increase for residential customers. Now, the corporation is asking for an additional 8.3% hike, which would mean a 39% aggregate increase within less than year. UNREALISTIC PROJECTIONS LIKELY TO BRING EVEN HIGHER INCREASES North Western's actual rate increases could be significantly higher. Why? Because the utility's complicated rate structures are based, in part, on power it expects to sell to other energy suppliers. In short, the more power it sells to other energy suppliers, the less customers have to pay under the current rate proposal. Because of this, NorthWestern made wildly optimistic and unrealistic projections about the power it expects to sell to other suppliers in order to deflate the expected rate percentage increase projections it is requesting. Former PSC rate analyst Gary Duncan called NorthWestern's project…

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
Laurel Methane-Fired Power Plant
A significant part of North Western's rate hike involves the costs associated
with its new methane-fired plant in Laurel, the Yellowstone County
Generating Station. Monopoly utilities like NorthWestern can seek a return
on equity (ROE) for generating plants that it own. This ROE is formulated
as a percentage of the costs related to building, operating, and maintaining
a facility which functions, in essence, as a “guaranteed profit rate” of sorts.
Given North Western Energy functions as a monopoly with no competitors and 400,000 guaranteed customers, a
high ROE (profit) percentage is seen by many as an abuse of captive customers.
This abuse is compounded by the fact that NorthWestern continues to seek the most expensive energy sources while
ignoring the more afordable, reliable, and fastest growing energy sources being embraced by utilities across the county.
KEY NUMBERS FOR THE LAUREL PLANT
Construction cost: $320 million
Lifetime costs: $2.3 billion
North Western is seeking a 10.8% return on equity (ROE) for this project (guaranteed profit rate, essentially)
WHY THIS RATE INCREASE MATTERS
Montana already has some of the highest energy costs in the region (nearly twice our neighbors in Idaho).
North Western's excessive rate hike request would mean millions in additional costs passed to Montana families
and businesses on the heels of a historic rate increase barely one year ago.
Higher electric bills will make it harder for Montanans to aford housing, groceries, medicine, and children's needs.
IMPORTANT DATES
Public Hearing: April 22, 2025 at the Public Service Commission in Helena
Final Decision Expected: Summer/Fall 2025 (possibly October)
KEY MESSAGES FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS
1. The proposed 10.8% Return on Equity (guaranteed shareholder profit, essentially) requested by North Western is
excessive for a monopoly utility with no competitors and 400,000 guaranteed customers.
2. NorthWestern's recent 28% rate increase has …

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH Laurel Methane-Fired Power Plant A significant part of North Western's rate hike involves the costs associated with its new methane-fired plant in Laurel, the Yellowstone County Generating Station. Monopoly utilities like NorthWestern can seek a return on equity (ROE) for generating plants that it own. This ROE is formulated as a percentage of the costs related to building, operating, and maintaining a facility which functions, in essence, as a “guaranteed profit rate” of sorts. Given North Western Energy functions as a monopoly with no competitors and 400,000 guaranteed customers, a high ROE (profit) percentage is seen by many as an abuse of captive customers. This abuse is compounded by the fact that NorthWestern continues to seek the most expensive energy sources while ignoring the more afordable, reliable, and fastest growing energy sources being embraced by utilities across the county. KEY NUMBERS FOR THE LAUREL PLANT Construction cost: $320 million Lifetime costs: $2.3 billion North Western is seeking a 10.8% return on equity (ROE) for this project (guaranteed profit rate, essentially) WHY THIS RATE INCREASE MATTERS Montana already has some of the highest energy costs in the region (nearly twice our neighbors in Idaho). North Western's excessive rate hike request would mean millions in additional costs passed to Montana families and businesses on the heels of a historic rate increase barely one year ago. Higher electric bills will make it harder for Montanans to aford housing, groceries, medicine, and children's needs. IMPORTANT DATES Public Hearing: April 22, 2025 at the Public Service Commission in Helena Final Decision Expected: Summer/Fall 2025 (possibly October) KEY MESSAGES FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS 1. The proposed 10.8% Return on Equity (guaranteed shareholder profit, essentially) requested by North Western is excessive for a monopoly utility with no competitors and 400,000 guaranteed customers. 2. NorthWestern's recent 28% rate increase has …

Northwestern Energy wants another Montana utility rate increase. Here's some background. #MTPol #Montana #MTPSC #NorthwesternEnergy #NWE

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NorthWestern Energy Lands Major 75MW Power Deal With Atlas Power Data Center, Eyes Future Expansion NorthWestern Energy secures significant power supply agreement with Atlas Power Group's data center, starting with 75MW in 2026 and potential to double capacity.

#NWE NorthWestern Energy to Supply Power for Butte, Montana Data Center Atlas Power Group

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NorthWestern Energy Inks Massive 250MW Data Center Power Deal in Montana, Major Expansion Ahead NorthWestern Energy secures transformative data center energy service agreement, starting at 50MW in 2027 and scaling to 250MW+ by 2029, promising reduced costs and economic growth.

#NWE NorthWestern Energy Announces Agreement With Data Center Developer in Montana

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#NWE #MDU NorthWestern Energy Welcomes New Board Member

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