Public Service Commission

The PSC voted unanimously to approve an agreement for MDU to give consumers a $1.5 million refund.

The corporate tax cuts instituted by Congress over the last 18 months will result in lower one-time utility bills for customers of Northwestern Energy.

Montana has experienced a 55 percent decline in the number of railroad related accidents from 2008 to today.

UM VP for Enrollment and Student Affairs is hoping that his office's efforts to boost enrollment will bear fruit this fall with a higher number of incoming freshmen.

In 2016, Montana languished in 40th place among the states in renewable energy job growth, specifically solar, but the first half of 2017 has been gangbusters, vaulting the state all the way up to number 22 in the country.

House Bill 193 could force NorthWestern Energy to halt the practice of passing some costs of purchasing energy on the open market on to their customers.

The Montana Public Service Commission will be washing its hands of any rate setting procedures with Missoula’s Mountain Water Company after the city seizes the water system through eminent domain.

The Montana Public Service Commission has settled its court case against Liberty Utilities over whether or not it broke the law by acquiring Mountain Water Company without giving the PSC proper oversight.

In a three to two vote, the Commission agreed with NorthWestern Energy’s emergency request to suspend the sixty-six dollar facility standard rate.

This week, the Montana Public Service Commission voted 5 – 0 to reinforce the federal government’s management of the railroad safety. PSC spokesman Eric Sell explains.