An arbitration panel is preparing to announce the final price tag for Kerr Dam, the 194-megawatt hydroelectric plant at the natural outlet of Flathead Lake near Polson.
The American Arbitration Association held a hearing late last month in Newport, Calif., involving the facility’s current owner, PPL Montana, and Energy Keepers, Inc., the new corporation tasked with acquiring and eventually operating the dam for the Confederate Salish and Kootenai Tribes.
By Brian Lipscomb.
Three years ago, Energy Keepers, Inc., the federally chartered...
From this point forward, Kerr Dam on the Flathead River has a new name: Salish-Kootenai Dam. “We decided to...
Brian Lipscomb, CEO of Energy Keepers, Inc. discusses the impacts of PPL Montana's sale of the Kerr Project to...
With less than two years until September 2015, the date in which the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes...
A lawsuit seeking to block the transfer of a Montana dam to two Native American tribes makes the unusual...
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes invite the community to participate in the commemoration of the...
After several days of intense arbitration hearings, now the Confederated Salish...
Eneas Vanderburg was 9 years old when he attended the dedication ceremonies for Kerr Dam in 1939.
On August...
PLEASE JOIN US AS WE COMMEMORATE THE CSKT ACQUISITION OF THE KERR PROJECT
On September 5,...
In 1939 there was a ceremony dedicating, and publicly naming, the Kerr Project (named after Frank Kerr, then...
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued an “Order Approving Amendment of License” to the...
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