Montana Energy Emergency Contingency Plan. This item is unavailable.Montana Energy Emergency Contingency Plan

This document, "Montana Energy Emergency Contingency Plan, 1981," outlines the state's strategy for managing energy emergencies. Prepared in 1980, the plan details procedures and policies designed to mitigate the impact of potential energy shortages or disruptions within Montana. It provides a framework for coordinating state and local resources to ensure the reliable supply and distribution of energy during critical periods. This historical document offers valuable insights into energy policy and emergency preparedness during the early 1980s and is a useful resource for understanding the evolution of energy management strategies.

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