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Consumers Energy Proposed Rate Increase Should Be Significantly Reduced, Administrative Law Judge Says

Consumers Energy’s pending request to increase its revenue, which would amount to one of the biggest rate hikes from the utility in years, should be slashed over 56%, an administrative law judge (ALJ) recommended to the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) last week. If that cut is approved by the MPSC, the rate increase on […]

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Press Release: New Report Shows How Michigan Ratepayers Continue To Receive Substandard Utility Service

Michigan’s electric utilities continue to lag behind utilities in the rest of the country in the areas of electric reliability, energy costs as a percentage of customer household income and the extent of pollution, despite small improvements in some of these areas compared to last year, according to the 2020 edition of the Citizens Utility

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U of M Survey Shows Challenges, Opportunities for Clean Energy in Michigan

Part of the mission of the Upper Peninsula Task Force is to ā€œformulate alternative solutions for meeting the UP’s energy needs,ā€ including ā€œalternative means to supply the energy sources currently used by UP residents, and alternatives to those energy sources.ā€ As we have written about in this space before, that mission has led the task

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CUB in the News: COMMENTARY Michigan ratepayer advocates say Consumers Energy’s recent $12 million commitment to help customers struggling to pay bills comes as the utility seeks a $244 million rate increase

Midwest Energy News October 7, 2020 https://energynews.us/digests/ameren-to-close-solar-net-metering-program-despite-regulators-order/

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Press Release: CUB of MI Statement on Governor Whitmer’s Climate Executive Order

September 23, 2020 In response to Governor Whitmer’s MI Healthy Climate Plan announced today, the following statement can be attributed to theĀ Citizens Utility Board of Michigan Executive Director AmyĀ Bandyk: “Cutting Michigan’s CO2 emissions through actions like this executive order is good news for ratepayers because it moves us toward a more efficient, more affordable grid.

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