Black Hills posts 43% cut in electric emissions intensity since 2005 in 2025 sustainability report

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  • Black Hills released its 2025 Corporate Sustainability Report, citing a 43% cut in electric emissions intensity versus 2005.
  • Natural gas utility emissions fell 25% since 2022, including a 53% drop from transfer stations, supporting a net-zero by 2035 goal.
  • Completed a 260-mile Ready Wyoming transmission expansion project; invested about $900 million in system improvements, maintenance.
  • Reported an estimated $1.65 billion direct economic impact across served communities.
  • Energy efficiency programs saved more than 13 million kilowatt-hours of electricity, 295,000 dekatherms of natural gas.


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