Our Company

For more than 100 years, NorthWestern Energy has been committed to delivering safe, reliable and innovative energy solutions.

We serve gas and electric to customers in the western two-thirds of Montana and eastern South Dakota. We also have gas service in Nebraska, and serve electricity to Yellowstone National Park.

We own and operate a diverse generation fleet of wind, water, natural gas and coal-fired resources and the high-voltage electric transmission system and distribution system. We also own and operate natural gas production, transmission and distribution systems.

Enriching Lives Through a Safe, Sustainable Energy Future

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Enriching Lives Through a Safe, Sustainable Energy Future

NorthWestern Energy has provided reliable and affordable electricity and natural gas to customers in Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska for more than 100 years.

Our Commitment to Sustainability

Sustainability means meeting today’s needs while planning for tomorrow’s as well. It is not just a matter of good environmental practices, being a sustainable enterprise must also incorporate social and governance best practices.

Our vision

Enriching lives through a safe sustainable energy future.

Our mission

Working together to provide safe, reliable and innovative energy solutions that create value for customers, communities, employees, and investors.

Our values

SERVICE: Safety, Excellence, Respect, Value, Integrity, Community, Environment

Our Natural Gas and Electric Service

NorthWestern Energy serves 337 communities in Montana, South Dakota and Yellowstone National Park with safe and reliable electricity. We serve natural gas to 202 communities in Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska.

Our Hydro Facilities

Our carbon-free hydro system is the foundation of our energy generation portfolio in Montana. In 2023, 35.7% of our electricity for Montana customers came from our hydro facilities.

Giving Back to Our Communities

NorthWestern Energy is committed to being a good corporate citizen of all the communities we serve. In 2023, we gave nearly $2 million in charitable donations and community support.

Delivering a Bright Future

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Delivering a Bright Future

We won't stop working until the future is as bright as it can be.

Where Does Your Energy Come From?

We provide safe, reliable energy through a balanced mix of clean energy and traditional resources.
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Join Us for a Weatherization Open House Oct. 30 in Bozeman: Save Energy, Build Careers

Date: Oct 23, 2024

TYPE: News

BOZEMAN, Mont. Oct. 23, 2024  — In celebration of National Weatherization Day, the Montana Weatherization Training Center, HRDC, and NorthWestern Energy invite the public to an informative and interactive Weatherization Open House from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.,Wednesday, Oct. 30 at the Montana Weatherization Training Center,  751 Osterman Drive #101, Bozeman. Lunch will be provided for all attendees.

Weatherization improves the health, safety, comfort, and energy efficiency of homes, while helping families save on energy bills. HRDC offers free weatherization services to eligible households, and this open house will provide a hands-on look at how the process works.

In addition to showcasing the benefits of weatherization for homes, this event will also highlight career opportunities in this rapidly growing field. Weatherization jobs offer rewarding work that directly impacts communities, with positions that provide paid training, competitive salaries, and often full benefits. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with experts who will be on site to demonstrate weatherization techniques and discuss workforce development programs and training offered through the Montana Weatherization Training Center.

“This event is a great way to see firsthand how weatherization can make a difference in both homes and careers,” said Sonja Wheeler, HRDC’s Energy Efficiency Director. “We’re excited to show the community how weatherization services save energy and money while opening up new career paths.”

All community members are welcome to stop by anytime between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. to learn more about making homes more energy efficient and explore career opportunities in this dynamic industry.

For more information about the event, visit https://www.montana.edu/extension/weatherization/

 

Media Contacts

Vanessa Palmer, HRDC Communications Director, 406-585-4876; vpalmer@thehrdc.org

Christine Armstrong, Program Manager for Montana Weatherization Training Center, 406-586-0070, christine.armstrong@montana.edu

Jo Dee Black, NorthWestern Energy Public Relations, 866-622-8081, jodee.black@northwestern.com