Are Virginia’s power-hungry data centers a warning for Michigan?
Planet Detroit By Brian Allnutt August 22, 2024 View Article
Are Virginia’s power-hungry data centers a warning for Michigan? Read More »
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Power outage bill credits from Michigan utilities jumped by millions. Are they enough?
MLive By Lucas Smolcic Larson August 1, 2024 View Article
Power outage bill credits from Michigan utilities jumped by millions. Are they enough? Read More »
As Michigan moves to 100% clean energy, regulators study where the U.P. fits in
MLive By Lucas Smolcic Larson August 1, 2024 View Article
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‘We’re just getting bulldozed’: Michigan power line projects spark pushback
MLive By Lucas Smolcic Larson August 28, 2024 View Article
‘We’re just getting bulldozed’: Michigan power line projects spark pushback Read More »
CUB in the News: Consumers Energy can raise gas rates $35M, only a quarter of what the utility wanted
MLive By Lucas Smolcic Larson July 23, 2024 View Article
CUB in the News: Consumers Energy gets $35 million natural gas rate hike but a credit means bills will drop
The Detroit News By Myesha Johnson July 23, 2024 View Article
CUB in the News: Indiana Michigan Power wins $17.3M rate hike as regulators ask utility to ‘do better’
MLive By Lucas Smolcic Larson July 5, 2024 View Article
CUB in the News: $1B plan could save Michiganders $3.4B with new lines for renewable energy | Opinion
Detroit Free Press By Amy Bandyk and Natalie Lyijynen July 4, 2024 View Op-Ed
Declaración de CUB sobre la decisión de DTE Electric Rate Case
A Dec. 1 order from the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) will cut DTE’s proposed electric rate hike by over 40%, down to about $368 million, compared to the $619 million originally requested by the utility. As a result, DTE residential customers will see their rates increase by about 6.4%%, rather than a 13.9% increase
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Boletín CUB Octubre 2023
In this issue we report promising developments in DTE’s pending rate case, continuing discussion of performance-based regulation to make Michigan less vulnerable to outages, and more. News Source: JK Nair. Administrative Law Judge Questions Cost-Effectiveness, Credibility of DTE Rate Case Proposal A promising sign recently came in DTE’s pending electric rate case when an administrative law
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