Blog tagged as Energy

Report Links Dems' Clean Energy Bills To Possibly $7.8B In Extra Federal Investment 

08/11/23 01:36 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Report Links Dems' Clean Energy Bills To Possibly $7.8B In Extra Federal Investment 
Democrats and environmentalists behind legislation like the "Clean Energy Future Plan" – pushing utilities to develop a "100% clean energy standard" by 2035 – claim that their proposals could attract $7.8 billion in extra federal investment to Michigan.

DTE Settlement Would End Its Coal Use By 2032

07/13/23 11:52 AM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
DTE Settlement Would End Its Coal Use By 2032
DTE Energy has reached a settlement with multiple organizations - including some of its most vocal critics - to end its use of coal in 2032, speeding up closure and repurposing of its remaining coal power plants.

Can Dems' Clean Energy Plan Attract Big Bucks From Federal Inflation Reduction Act?

07/11/23 02:04 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Can Dems' Clean Energy Plan Attract Big Bucks From Federal Inflation Reduction Act?
Environmental groups make the case that legislators should promptly pass the "Clean Energy Future Plan" as the federal government prepares to deploy billions of dollars to states and local governments with competitive plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

MPSC Launches Investigation Into Complaints Against Consumers Energy

07/10/23 12:56 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
MPSC Launches Investigation Into Complaints Against Consumers Energy
The Michigan Public Service Commission Friday launched an investigation into Consumers Energy amid customers' complaints about meter malfunctions, billing practices and delays in new service installations.

Palisades Could Eventually Restart, But Uncharted Process Is Long, Expensive

06/30/23 09:39 AM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Palisades Could Eventually Restart, But Uncharted Process Is Long, Expensive
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s hope to restart a decommissioned nuclear power plant in Van Buren County could happen, but it could cost way more than the $150 million lawmakers put into the budget Wednesday and it could take a long time.