June 12-15, 2023
Bismarck State College – Bismarck, ND
Research & Development, A State and Lignite Energy Partnership
For every state dollar invested, a total of six dollars is invested by other sources.
Government Action, The Cornerstone of the Lignite Energy Council
To promote policies and direct activities that maintain a viable lignite industry
Public Relations & Marketing
To increase the public's knowledge and improve the perception of our regions lignite industry
Coal: Powering the Past, Present
and Future
Take a Tour:
Center Mine
Meet Sarah and Rich
(I Am Lignite)
Meet Stef
(I Am Lignite)
Congrats to LEC Members on their recent recognition as Women to Know and Women to Watch in North Dakota business by Greater North Dakota Chamber!More information about the award and luncheon: www.ndchamber.com/news/details/gndc-announces-list-of-women-to-know-and-watch-in-north-dakota-bus...Minnkota Power Cooperative KLJ Engineering University of North Dakota First International Bank & Trust MDU Resources Group, Inc. ... See MoreSee Less
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The North Central Education Cooperative (NCEC) hosted the annual T4 Summit at the Dakota College at Bottineau campus on Wednesday and Thursday. The March 5 event included Rugby, Newberg, Bottineau, Belcourt and Ojibwa students.T4 stands for tools, trades, torque and tech, which is similar to STEM which stands for science technology, engineering and math. The T4 Summit gives young people the opportunity to participate in hands-on career exploration. The goal is to help students learn what careers are available in North Dakota by introducing them to the skills needed in local industries, training options, needs of local employers and opportunities to connect with industry leaders and technicians face-to-face. ... See MoreSee Less
T4 Summit gives area students tools to learn about workforce needs
BOTTINEAU – The North Central Education Cooperative (NCEC) hosted the annual T4 Summit at the Dakota College at Bottineau campus on Wednesday and Thursday. The March 5 event included Rugby, Newberg,...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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WOMEN IN STEM - Holly Burch, Bismarck State College Before retiring in 2023, Holly Burch dedicated 30 years to teaching at Bismarck State College. Throughout her career, she has imparted technical expertise and nurtured countless students, guiding them toward fulfilling careers in the energy sector. At Bismarck State College, Holly focused on ushering incoming students into the world of energy education, acting as a mentor and guide as they embarked on their academic journeys. Her classes served as a gateway for students to explore the multifaceted aspects of the energy industry, from understanding the fundamentals to delving into specialized areas of study. READ MORE: lignite.com/uncategorized/women-in-stem-week-2024/?fbclid=IwAR1FX-VDCpIitEBhhH6ruIw8i4ErPTfV8OCjU... ... See MoreSee Less
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WOMEN IN STEM: JENNIFER CHARLES – Rainbow Energy CenterJennifer Charles of Rainbow Energy Center is at the forefront of navigating complex regulatory compliance from state and federal policymakers. As the leader of environmental and regulatory, Jennifer brings a wealth of experience and expertise, guiding her team through the intricacies of environmental compliance and operational efficiency.With a career spanning 17 years at Coal Creek Station and various other energy projects, Charles’ journey is inspiring and enlightening. Starting as a civil engineer at Coal Creek Station, she transitioned seamlessly into environmental management, showcasing the versatility and adaptability inherent in STEM careers.READ MORE: lignite.com/uncategorized/women-in-stem-week-2024/?fbclid=IwAR34TqqT7WH7ppelo5k6Nedo8pBNnCeeECxSR... ... See MoreSee Less
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Red Trail Energy ethanol plant is first to enter carbon offset market
A carbon capture operation at a western North Dakota ethanol plant is the first to go on a market for buying and selling credits for carbon dioxide removal.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
MISO issues warnings about reliability issues -->cdn.misoenergy.org/Executive%20Summary%202024%20Reliability%20Imperative%20report%20Feb.%2021%20F... ... See MoreSee Less
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The Minnesota Chamber Foundation released Streamlining Minnesota’s environmental permitting process: Essential for economic growth today. This report…provides recommendations to increase certainty throughout Minnesota’s permitting system and provide actionable strategies to improve transparency and timeliness without lowering standards. LOON “We’ve heard from our members for a long time that Minnesota’s permitting system needs significant improvement,” said Doug Loon, President and CEO, Minnesota Chamber of Commerce. “This study from the Chamber Foundation provides the quantitative data required to improve this system without lowering our high standards, ensuring that Minnesota can accelerate economic investments while protecting our natural environment.” ... See MoreSee Less
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www.secureenergyfuture.org/post/project-tundra-selected-for-u-s-department-of-energy-fundingThe U.S. Department of Energy announced today that it has selected Project Tundra as a recipient of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding through its Carbon Capture Demonstration Projects Program. The funding is under award negotiation for up to $350 million. ... See MoreSee Less
Project Tundra selected for U.S. Department of Energy funding
The U.S. Department of Energy announced today that it has selected Project Tundra as a recipient of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding through its Carbon Capture Demonstration Projects Program. The...0 CommentsComment on Facebook