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Michigan Energy Consumers Need Help Paying Their Bills, So A New Collaborative Effort Is Needed

CUB Executive Director Amy Bandyk Speaks On Energy Resilience and Equity at Virtual Forum

Final Report of Upper Peninsula Task Force Covers Different Facets of Energy Supply in the UP

Why Residential Access to Solar Power in Michigan Is Lacking

The Upper Peninsula Energy Task Force’s Recommendations Are Out, And They Want Feedback From You

CUB Witness Lays Out Plan To Help Utility Customers Through Winter In Time of COVID-19

Will New Regulations To Help Customers With Power Outages Get The Job Done?

Consumers Energy Gets Much Smaller Rate Increase Than Requested, While Inequitable Treatment of Residential Customers Remains

Grants To Help Low-Income Households Get Through A Tough Winter

Clean Energy Opportunities in the Upper Peninsula: The Role of the MPSC and Intervenors

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

Watch Out for Scammers Pretending To Be Your Utility

CUB en las noticias

Michigan suffered through longest power outages in the nation, report finds

Michigan last in nation in 2023 for restoring power after outages, says utility watchdog report

Michigan Badly Lags Other States on Power Outages, According to Citizens Utility Board of Michigan’s 2025 Utility Performance Report

Ann Arbor residents plan ballot initiative to dump DTE and begin shifting city toward public power

Environmental groups argue Consumers Energy’s data center requirements fail to protect customers

Group behind effort to ban DTE, Consumers political spending lays groundwork

Michigan utilities court data centers supercharging power demand amid AI boom

New Data Center Proposals Would ‘Kill’ Michigan’s Strong New Climate Laws

Great Lakes energy bills are rising: Federal cuts could add to the pain

MPSC approves two new major transmission lines to be built by Michigan Electric Transmission Co.

Michigan approves 95 miles of new power lines despite concerns over ‘lazy’ route

Kellogg: State’s energy monopoly is failing residents

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