Dustin Bleizeffer is an energy reporter with a focus on local energy issues in Wyoming. He writes for various publications, including the Jackson Hole News&Guide, WyoFile.com, The Sheridan Press, Wyoming Business Report, and Energy Central. His work has also been featured in the Post Register, Energy News Network, Casper Star-Tribune, Gillette News Record, and The Buffalo Bulletin. Dustin's articles cover a range of topics related to energy production, regulation, and the impact on local communities.
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Dustin Bleizeffer's coverage is heavily focused on local energy and environmental policy in Wyoming, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. Therefore, he may be receptive to pitches from experts or stakeholders involved in state-level energy projects, climate change policies, coal and nuclear power issues specific to Wyoming.
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By: Mike Koshmrl, Madelyn Beck, Dustin Bleizeffer, Katie Klingsporn
Statistics released by the Wyoming Secretary of State’s office appeared to validate the anecdotal evidence of heavy turnout. Before polls even opened Tuesday, Wyomingites had already cast 115,785 ballots.
By: Dustin Bleizeffer
In wake of state's order to breach the LaPrele dam, legislation would require input from the public and irrigators.
By: Dustin Bleizeffer
The Select Water Committee is meeting in Casper this week to discuss potential funding strategies for hundreds of millions of dollars in ongoing water development projects.
By: Dustin Bleizeffer
Dustin Bleizeffer WyoFile.com via Wyoming News Exchange
Superintendent Megan Degenfelder addresses concerns that industry ties could muddle her work on state’s behalf.
By: Dustin Bleizeffer
The state’s efforts to acquire federal lands in the fossil-fuel-rich Powder River Basin continue, despite a failed attempt to swap the state-owned Kelly parcel in Teton County for such property.
By: Dustin Bleizeffer
LaPrele dam irrigators reluctantly agreed with breach order, despite dire economic implications.
By: Dustin Bleizeffer
While a replacement dam is tentatively scheduled to be completed in 2029, the LaPrele Creek will freely flow without storage until then, creating uncertainty for the LaPrele Irrigation District shareholders.
By: Dustin Bleizeffer
A reorganization likely won't come cheap for Wyoming ratepayers, according to the company. But there might be benefits.
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