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In an op-ed in the Detroit News published April 27, CUB President Kelly Jo Kitchen makes the case against a proposed bill that would cut funding that makes it possible for groups like CUB to intervene in rate cases. At a cost of just around 25 cents per year from each Michigan family the Utility […]

On April 14, Citizens Utility Board (CUB) of Michigan General Counsel and board member John Liskey testified before the Michigan House Committee on Energy about a proposed bill, HB 5710, that would, among other things, eliminate critical funding to efforts to fight against utility rate hikes. Liskey testified about the 44-year history of the residential

On Thursday, February 19, 2026, the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) issued its final decision on DTE Electric’s request to raise electric rates in case U-21860. The Commission approved a revenue increase of about $242 million per year. The new rates go into effect March 5, 2026. The Citizens Utility Board of Michigan (CUB) intervened