Mining / Pipelines / Oil / Gas / Energy

One of the more debated topics South Dakota voters are deciding on in November is Referred Law 21.

The company exploring whether to reopen the Gilt Edge Mine in the northern Black Hills is backing out of the project.

Gov. Kristi Noem is joining a Coalition for Energy Choice with her colleagues.

Carbon pipelines have become a hotly debated issue across the Midwest, and South Dakota is no different. One poll, discussed this week, shows wide opposition to installation when eminent domain is involved.

South Dakota Public Utilities Commissioners grant an increase in electric fees for Otter Tail Power customers. Otter Tail Power company raises its rate for capital improvements for South Dakota customers.

A Canadian-based company wants to explore for uranium deposits in the southwestern Black Hills on state School and Public Lands.

South Dakota Supreme Court is ordering a lower court to reconsider its a case granting a carbon pipeline company eminent domain power.

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission grants utilities increases for Montana-Dakota customers.

Dozens attended the first reading of a local ordinance considering regulations for a potential development within the county’s borders.

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is questioning Xcel Energy about a nuclear plant in Minnesota.