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Join us at the Montana Energy Users’ Summit

Say all the positive things you want about the climate change bill, but gasoline prices rising by 58 percent and electricity rates increasing by 90 percent after adjusting for inflation seem like two really difficult barriers to overcome.

If you are in the Montana area, you should check out the Montana Energy Users’ Summit on July 22. The Summit will address the myriad thoughts and concerns regarding the climate change bill. This Summit is hosted by the Montana Growth Network (MGN) and the Montana Chamber of Commerce. The event takes place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on July 22, 2009 at the MSU-B Ballroom and is free and open to the public. The Summit will feature presentations from energy producers and utilities, the transportation industry, agriculture producers, local and tribal government, and other businesses and consumers.

Lunch will be provided for those attendees and members of the press who register by Friday, July 17. For more information or to register for the summit, call MGN Executive Director Jason Priest at 406-446-1787.

And if you would like to read the latest about what agriculture groups here Washington, D.C. are saying about the climate change bill, click here.

Tags: American Clean Energy and Security Act, Montana Energy Users' Summit, Montana Growth Network