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DTE rate increase hits residential customers hardest

LANSING ā€“ TheĀ Citizens Utility Board of Michigan (CUB of MI),Ā an organization advocating for Michigan residential ratepayers, today issued the following statement regarding the Michigan Public Service Commissionā€™s approval of a rate increase by DTE Energy. ā€œAt a time when Michigan residents have the highest electricity costs in the Midwest, this rate increase hits residential customers […]

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DTE Electric Company’s Integrated Resource Plan (U-20471)

DTE Energy is the largest electric utility in Michigan, serving about 2.2 million customers in southeastern Michigan. The integrated resource plan (IRP) is intended to be a document that assesses various options to cost-effectively serve the electricity needs of customers over the next 20 years. DTE Energy, U-20471 Latest News On April 15, 2020, the

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Ratepayer protection organization launches in Michigan

LANSING ā€“ The Citizens Utility Board of Michigan (CUB), an organization advocating for Michigan ratepayers, announced its launch today. CUBā€™s mission is to represent the interests of residential energy customers across the state. The organization will educate and engage Michigan customers in support of cost-effective investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy, and hold utility

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Upper Peninsula Power Companyā€™s Integrated Resource Plan

An IRP is a comprehensive long-range plan illustrating how a utility will provide reliable, affordable and clean electric service to its customers. UPPCOĀ Case U-20350 On Jan. 21, 2020, a settlement was reached between UPPCO and groups that had criticized elements of its initial IRP (see below for details) such as Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel,

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DTE Rate Case U-20162

Revenue increase granted:Ā $273.33 million (DTE had originally requested $476.6 million, including the effects of ending a rate reduction from the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act) Return on equity:Ā 10% (DTE had originally requested 10.5%) Authorized overall rate of return:Ā 5.48% (DTE had originally requested 5.76%) Here are a few things we think are important for you

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