MPSC approves two new major transmission lines to be built by Michigan Electric Transmission Co.
EE Online / Michigan Public Service Commission July 11, 2025 View Article
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Photo by Brendan Wood, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 For over 40 years, the federal government’s Low-Income Heating and Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) has been assisting ratepayers across Michigan. In 2025, the program provided about $160 million for low-income and emergency assistance in Michigan alone. That is why ratepayer advocates across our state were alarmed to
CUB Points to Vital Role of Michigan LIHEAP Funding As It Faces Proposed Cuts Read More »
Planet Detroit Brian Allnutt June 4, 2025 View Article