Serving all of Eastern Laramie County since 1908
Serving all of Eastern Laramie County since 1908
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During the colder winter months, we use more energy to keep our homes warm and bright as temperatures drop and the days stay shorter. Did you know energy usage is the largest portion of your energy bill and temperature is one of the biggest factors to affect increased usage? There are several behavior changes Wyoming homeowners can make to improve their home's energy efficiency this winter, creating energy savings and providing peace of mind. Using less energy to save on monthly energy bills...
As usual, winter will be here quicker than we think, and Black Hills Energy is encouraging everyone to be as prepared as the utility is now, instead of waiting for the snow to fly. "Like a fireman when the bell rings, Black Hills Energy's winter emergency plans are in place and our employees are ready to respond quickly and effectively when called upon," said Shirley Welte, vice president of Black Hills Energy's Wyoming electric and natural gas operations. "Safe, reliable service is always our priority," she said. "We offer safety tips and sugg...
SourceGas is now Black Hills Energy, as Black Hills recently announced its successful acquisition of SourceGas, the natural gas utility serving 429,000 customers in Arkansas, Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming. "Black Hills Energy is excited to serve our new customers with safe, reliable energy and to maintain strong local ties that benefit the communities where we live and work," said Shirley Welte, the new vice president of operations for Black Hills Energy's Wyoming natural gas and electric...
Snow and ice buildup on your natural gas meter can create a safety hazard and even cut off the flow of natural gas to your heating and appliances. To avoid trouble, gently remove snow and ice from on and around the meter with your hands or a broom. Gas meters and regulators are durable and designed with the weather in mind, but a coating of ice or snow could cause a loss of service and become a critical safety issue. If at all possible, remove the snow before it has a chance to freeze. Gently...
