Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation Cabin Site Lease Offering FAQs

When will I receive the invoice for the parcels I won?

A deposit is submitted with the bid to Montana DNRC. Remaining amounts due will be invoiced by Montana DNRC upon award of the lease.

Upon award of the lease by DNRC, the EnergyNet Buyer Premium invoice will be emailed to the successful bidder by EnergyNet and will be visible on the Buyer's Homepage.

When is the invoice due?

The buyer premium invoice is payable to EnergyNet and due within two (2) business days of receipt of invoice.

What are the payment options?

Payment by wire transfer or automated clearing house (ACH) for the Buyer Premium, is paid directly to EnergyNet. Remittance instructions will be provided with the invoice.

What if the payer is different than the bidder?

If the payer differs from the bidder, simply reference the lease information with the payment.

What if the bidder name is different from the entity that will hold the lease?

The lessee will be designated on the Bid Form which must be notarized, accompanied by a deposit and application fee, and delivered to Montana DNRC.

Where do I find out more about placing bids?

Visit these resources for Account Creation and Bidding guides.

If you have questions, you may contact the Government Resources Team at government@energynet.com.

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