Our safety training is delivered through an online learning management system which track completion status and completion dates. We review classes to make sure they are in accordance with our procedures and practices. Training occurs throughout the year, with frequency driven by required regulation and assessed need. All online safety training is available in several languages.

All safety training is provided at no cost to our employees and may be completed during working hours. We evaluate the effectiveness of our training using several methods, including:

Our environmental commitment

Throughout our history, we have been strong environmental stewards. We’ve pioneered new power plant technology, set the bar for emissions levels and built infrastructure ahead of current standards. We do more than talk, and as we look to the future, we know sharing our intentions for improving the climate will help us achieve them.

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Kansas deserves safe and reliable natural gas.

That’s why we’ve been updating natural gas lines throughout the state to deliver resilient service to our customers. 

We’ve completed our rate review request to recover integrity, reliability and growth investments for natural gas service for our approximately 117,000 customers in 66 communities in Kansas.

You and your family deserve safe, reliable natural gas service, and at Black Hills Energy, we’re always looking ahead to make sure we deliver. That’s why we’ll be making system improvements and proactively updating natural gas lines in Greene. 

Pea Ridge service disruption customer FAQs

Updated as of February 16, 2021

What caused this outage?

On Feb. 16, Black Hills Energy was notified of a loss of pressure to the natural gas system in Pea Ridge. To safely restore service, our technicians needed to shut off approximately 2,300 gas meters and test the system.

How many customers are impacted in the Pea Ridge area?

Approximately 2,300 residential and commercial customers are impacted in the Pea Ridge area.

The program is designed to promote the construction of energy efficient single family and multifamily homes by providing incentives to new home builders for the installation of high-efficiency heating and water heating equipment and thermal envelope measures.

The program consists of two paths from which builders can choose:

For more information about the requirements, download the printable application from the list below.