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The Yellowstone County Generating Station is expected to be available to provide critical always-available energy to meet the 2024 summer needs of NorthWestern Energy’s Montana customers.

The Yellowstone County Generating Station is located near the center of 33 acres east and south of NorthWestern Energy’s substation south of Laurel, which is east of the city’s wastewater treatment plant and the CHS Refinery.

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Annual Report 2020

This amount includes modernizing generation in South Dakota and upgrades to the Montana hydro system, but does not include any investment that may be required to address our Montana customers’ exposure to peak demand., A solar array charges super capacitors that supply power to the area., Opposite page, clockwise from top: Thompson Falls Dam; A bison grazes near a power line in Yellowstone National Park; NorthWestern Energy installed a solar microgrid in Yellowstone; The Spion Kop wind farm in northcentral Montana; An electric vehicle charges outside our Bozeman, Montana offce., Recent policies are contributing to the closure of thermal generation in the Pacifc Northwest and growing shortages of capacity resources when energy demand is high., Yo u m a y request a copy of these publications, free of charge, by contacting Investor Relations.
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Missouri-Madison Limits of Acceptable Change Monitoring Report

No charge for day use., No fees charged for day use., This master plan will be used to guide us in expanding services and amenities in the park to respond to increase demand and to better protect park resources. 127 Montana State Parks, Helena Area Black Sandy State Park .........................................................................................................................128 Hauser Dam Access Site * 2188 Site *.............................................................................................130 128 Black Sandy State Park Managing Agency: Montana State Parks, Helena Area Site Classification: Developed Completed by: Craig Putchat Annual Site Budget: $20000 Fee Structure: Tent campsites with no electric: Resident: $18 or $9 for seniors/disabled., Group Use Shelter $106 (includes 7 overnight camp sites) No charge for day use., Boat Launch, North Shore Natural Area, Lewis and Clark Heritage Greenway * 2188 * Managing Agency: Montana State Parks, Region 4 Site Classification: Developed Completed by: Alex Sholes Annual Site Budget: $68000 Fee Structure: No fees charged at these sites.
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3 McKenzie Binder

The Company must undertake investments to meet growing peak demand needs 17 and provide for necessary maintenance and replacements of its utility systems as it 18 continues to provide safe and reliable service to its customers., [C]ertain types of adjustment clauses are more prevalent than others. 1 For example, those that address electric fuel and gas commodity charges 2 are in place in all jurisdictions., Also, about two-thirds of all utilities have 3 riders in place to recover costs related to energy efficiency programs, and 4 roughly half of the utilities have some type of decoupling mechanism in 5 place. 44 6 As shown on Exhibit AMM-4, and reflective of this trend, the companies in the 7 Utility Group operate under a wide variety of cost adjustment mechanisms, which 8 encompass revenue decoupling and adjustment clauses designed to address rising 9 capital investment outside of a traditional rate case and increasing costs of 10 environmental compliance measures, as well as riders to recover the cost of 11 environmental compliance measures, bad debt expenses, certain taxes and fees, post- 12 retirement employee benefit costs and transmission-related charges. 13 Q44.