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PPL Montana set to begin improvements at Hebgen Lake

PPL Montana has submitted a plan with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to isolate, rebuild and reinforce the intake structure at its Hebgen Dam near West Yellowstone. The project will strengthen and stabilize the intake structure, which controls water flow from Hebgen Lake into the Madison River, and make it more resilient in the earthquake-prone Madison Valley. Work is expected to begin this summer. >>_More information about Hebgen

PPL Montana Community Giving Report

PPL Montana is proud to do business here, help improve the quality of life, and provide safe, reliable electricity for families and industry across our great state. >>_read_more

PPL Montana awards grants to 13 civic organizations throughout the state

Continuing its program to strengthen communities, PPL Montana is giving $100,000 in Community Fund grant money this spring to 13 Montana organizations. >>_read_more

Recognizing the important role that communities play in the lives of Montana families, PPL Montana is continuing its partnership with organizations that address major quality-of-life issues. PPL Montana will award another $100,000 in grants will be awarded in the fall.
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	06.25	PPL Montana Chief Operating Officer to Retire
	05.19	PPL Montana set to begin improvements at Hebgen Lake
	04.27	PPL Montana awards grants to 13 civic organizations throughout the state
	04.13	PPL Montana to start construction of fish ladder at Thompson Falls Dam to benefit rare trout species
	03.31	PPL Montana awards education grants to seven schools statewide
	03.27	PPL Montana receives federal approval to expand Rainbow hydroelectric plant near Great Falls
	03.02	PPL Montana’s continuing support of Energy Share helping low-income families stay warm