Nessel seeks to cut UPPCO rate hike by 42%
The Mining Journal By Bud Sargent September 26, 2026 View article
Nessel seeks to cut UPPCO rate hike by 42% Read More »
The Mining Journal By Bud Sargent September 26, 2026 View article
Nessel seeks to cut UPPCO rate hike by 42% Read More »
The Iron Mountain Daily News By Jim Anderson September 26, 2026 View article
Michigan AG protests UPPCO rate increase Read More »
My UP Now By Brianna MacLean September 25, 2026 View article
AG Nessel fights UPPCO’s $17.3M rate hike request Read More »
A September 11 ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit marks a significant victory for Michigan energy consumers, emphasizing the authority of states in planning for energy resource adequacy. In a unanimous opinion, a three-judge panel vacated the Department of Energy’s (DOE) May 25th emergency order that had forced Consumers Energy to keep the aging J.H.
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Hoodline Detroit By Sarah Johnson September 13, 2026 View Article
Oakland County Wants Your Electric Bills to Fight DTE’s 10% Rate Hike Read More »
MLive By Lucas Smolcic Larson September 10, 2026 View Article
DTE gas rates will increase ahead of winter heating season Read More »
In June 2026, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer sent an open letter to the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) requesting input on legislative reforms that could improve energy affordability and reliability, as well as opportunities for new or improved energy affordability assistance programs. On August 10, the MPSC made its response public. The newly released letter
CUB Welcomes Recommendations from MPSC on Energy Affordability Read More »
MLive By Lucas Smolcic Larson August 11, 2026 View Article
Regulators call on Michigan to stop ‘endless’ cycle of yearly utility rate hikes Read More »
Hoodline By Javier Rodriguez August 8, 2026 View Article
Ann Arbor Voters to Decide on Public Power Board as DTE Pours In Cash Read More »