Positive Energy

When historic flooding struck southwest Colorado, it damaged critical infrastructure, washed out roads and threatened natural gas service for thousands of customers. While the floodwaters created significant challenges, our employees from across the state mobilized to help keep communities safe,…

Whether temperatures soar during the summer, snow piles up in the winter or spring storms roll across the region, our employees are constantly preparing for what comes next. The work often happens behind the scenes, but it plays a critical role in helping communities stay connected to safe,…

When Black Hills Energy crews arrived at a power pole near Penrose, Colorado, earlier this year, they discovered more than utility equipment. Tucked high above the ground was an active red-tailed hawk nest, home to several young birds of prey.We share the landscapes where we operate with wildlife…

The sound of drums echoed through downtown Rapid City, South Dakota, as floats, dancers, families and community members made their way down the parade route during this year’s Indigenous Peoples Day Parade. This year’s theme, “We Dance for the People,” brought together tribal nations, businesses,…

When severe weather strikes southeastern Wyoming, no one responds alone. Restoring power, protecting critical services and keeping residents informed takes teamwork. In Cheyenne, that teamwork is enhanced through a strong partnership between Black Hills Energy and Laramie County Emergency…

When Chris Seuss, Executive Director of Campus Construction, looks across the Charis Bible College campus in Woodland Park today, he sees more than buildings. He sees more than a decade of growth, planning and vision brought to life."I've seen all of the changes," Chris said.Chris has been part of…

We don’t always think about the electric grid when we flip a switch and the lights turn on. But behind that everyday reliability there’s a team of dedicated linemen who build, maintain and restore the infrastructure that keeps electricity flowing to homes, schools, hospitals and local businesses.…

Twenty years ago, Virginia and Shana arrived at Wyodak Mine as young employees looking for opportunity. Neither imagined they would spend two decades helping shape the mine's culture, mentoring new employees and leading teams responsible for safely producing the coal that helps power communities…