Who we are
We are a coalition of landowners, workers, producers, businesses, innovators, and community leaders committed to Montana’s leadership in powering the nation, powering the future.
We represent every corner of the energy sector—from traditional fuels to emerging technologies — united by a shared commitement to affordability, reliability, and economic opportunity.
We don’t pick winners and losers. We stand for balanced, practical energy development that powers homes, schools, and industries—while strengthening our state and nation alike.
Meet Brad Longcake, Executive Director
Brad Longcake grew up in Shelby, Montana, where he developed a deep appreciation for community and the wide-open landscapes of the Hi-Line. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Biotechnology from Montana State University before moving to Alaska to begin his career in pharmaceutical sales. While working full-time, Brad continued his education and completed a Master of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix.
In 2014, Brad returned home to Montana, bringing with him extensive experience in sales, strategy, and relationship management. Two years later, he founded his consulting company focused on association management, government affairs, and grassroots advocacy. Brad enjoys working with a diverse range of clients across multiple industries, helping organizations navigate complex issues and strengthen their influence.
Outside of his professional life, Brad is a dedicated family man. He and his wife keep busy following their three sons’ many activities, and they make the most of their time together at the lake, in the outdoors, and hunting across Montana.
board of advisors
Bob Morris
Bob Morris is the Lance Energy Chair at Montana Tech, leveraging over 40 years of experience in electric power systems and engineering leadership to drive energy education and research. As the former Chief Engineering Services Officer at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, he holds multiple patents and contributes to various state energy advisory boards, including Governor Gianforte's Energy Task Force.
Coming soon
Additional Board of Advisors members to be announced soon
all in energy: what we stand for
All Available Resources
Energy Independence and Security
Energy Independence and Security
Montana’s strength lies in its diversity—coal, oil, natural gas, wind, solar, storage, nuclear, and hydropower.
We support policies that advance the economic interests of Montana and the national security of the United States.
Energy Independence and Security
Energy Independence and Security
Energy Independence and Security
By producing more energy at home, we make America stronger and less dependent on foreign sources.
By producing all forms of energy, we make Montanans less dependent upon fluctuations in any one market.
Affordable, Reliable Power
Energy Independence and Security
Affordable, Reliable Power
Montanans deserve energy that is both affordable and dependable—powering growth while protecting consumers.
Responsible Stewardship
Innovation and Investment
Affordable, Reliable Power
We believe energy development and responsibility go hand-in-hand.
Montana’s record of resource management shows we can protect our land and our communities while powering our future.
Private Property Rights
Innovation and Investment
Innovation and Investment
We respect and defend the rights of landowners whose property and livelihoods are directly tied to Montana’s energy future.
The full use of one’s property is a common-sense principle that we proudly support.
Innovation and Investment
Innovation and Investment
Innovation and Investment
From modernizing infrastructure to advancing new technologies, we welcome investment that keeps Montana competitive and future-ready.