
Energy Connections Newsletter
December 2023
South Dakota/Nebraska
November 2023
South Dakota/Nebraska
Tired of paying for postage?
Sign up for E-bill. Learn more at NorthWesternEnergy.com/ebill.
October 2023
Montana/South Dakota/Nebraska
Clean and Clear
Remember to clear your natural gas meter of snow and ice and shovel a pathway to your meter after each snowfall.
September 2023
Montana/South Dakota/Nebraska
Give the Gift of Energy
NorthWestern Energy gift certificates are a great way to help a family member, friend, neighbor or colleague who may be struggling to pay their energy bill. You simply pre-pay a portion of their energy bill, and once we receive your payment, we place a credit on the recipient’s account.
August 2023
Montana/South Dakota/Nebraska
Customer Account Card
Call 811 before inspecting or clearing sewer lines
July 2023
Montana
South Dakota/Nebraska
Carbon monoxide safety tip:
Make sure you have a working carbon monoxide alarm installed on every level of your home, especially around sleeping areas, and test your alarms every month.
June 2023
Montana
South Dakota/Nebraska
South Dakota Customer Notice
Application to the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission for a regulatory review of electric rates.
Don’t fall victim to a scam
Remember, NorthWestern Energy sends multiple disconnection notices before shutting off service and offers several bill payment options.
May 2023
Montana
South Dakota/Nebraska
Go Green with Paperless Billing
Sign up for paperless billing to help reduce paper waste. Access your bills online anytime at your convenience. We will send an email to let you know when your electronic bill is available online to review.
April 2023
Montana
South Dakota/Nebraska
Clean and Clear Your Natural Gas Meter
Remember to clear your natural gas meter of snow and ice, and shovel a pathway to your meter after each snowfall.
Visit NorthWesternEnergy.com/NaturalGasSafety to learn more.
March 2023
Montana
South Dakota/Nebraska
Call Before You Dig
February 2023
Montana/South Dakota/Nebraska
Pipeline Safety Facts & Statistics
Pipelines are the safest way to transport energy products like natural gas, crude oil and other fuels. The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) regulates pipelines with the help of their state partners.
According to government and industry statistics, the most common cause of pipeline incidents is improper or unauthorized digging near a pipeline, which is why it’s important to call 811 before you dig. Pipeline operators carefully build, maintain and monitor the integrity and security of their lines.
January 2023
Montana/South Dakota/Nebraska
Know what to do if you smell natural gas
Leave the area immediately and call 911 from another location. NorthWestern Energy makes it easy for you to detect natural gas leaks by adding an odorant to give it an unpleasant rotten egg or skunk-like smell.