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Service Point Audit

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. has hired Suburban Consulting Engineering, Inc. (SCE) to conduct an audit of every service point we have within our five state service area. At the same time, Southern Cross will be conducting meter inspections on behalf of MDU.

 

ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTIONS UNDERGROUND FACILITIES INSPECTION

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. has hired Davey Resource Group (DRG) to perform an inspection of 1/7 of MDU’s Electric Distributions Underground facilities. The inspection consists of physically visiting select underground facilities, viewing the facility from all angles, and taking multiple pictures of the facility.

Learn more about these projects by visiting our Special Projects page.

Special Projects

Call 811 Before You Dig

homeserve

Montana-Dakota Utilities collaborated with HomeServe, a premier provider of home emergency repair programs. With HomeServe’s coverage plans, you can save money, eliminate the inconvenience of finding a quality contractor and be sure that the job is professionally completed and guaranteed.

  • $0 deductible
  • Local, licensed and insured technicians
  • Repairs guaranteed for 1 year
  • 24/7 repair hotline
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Saving Money… Saving the Planet

Installing high-efficiency natural gas appliances in your home is a smart investment that will save you money and improve your comfort. Energy-efficient equipment makes your energy dollars go farther!

Montana-Dakota Utilities offers customers a variety of rebates through Conservation Improvement Programs. Visit the links below to learn more about how you can save energy and money.

Energy Efficiency

Residential Incentive Programs

We’re committed to helping customers save energy and money. Check out our current incentive offerings.

Residential Incentives

Request for Proposal for Capacity and Energy Supply

Montana-Dakota is seeking Proposals involving the purchase of capacity and energy resources beginning June 1, 2023 totaling at least 10 megawatts (MW) and no more than 100 MW. Company’s most recent load forecast shows a need for 25 MWs of MISO Zone 1 accredited capacity for the 2023-2024 MISO Planning Year growing to 50 MWs for the 2027-2028 MISO Planning Year.

Click here to view the complete proposal.