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Unwarranted Attack on Cost Saving Transmission Expansion

Path to Clean Energy in the U.P. Easier Than What Has Been Portrayed

CUB Points to Vital Role of Michigan LIHEAP Funding As It Faces Proposed Cuts

Transmission Line Benefits Being Debated Before MPSC

New CUB of Michigan Report: Gas Utility Investments Will Weigh On Customer Bills Over The Next 25 Years

Data Center Tariff Case To Be Heard By Michigan Regulators

DTE and Consumers Energy Are in State of Denial About Michigan’s Electric Reliability Problem

MPSC Order on DTE Electric Rate Case Misses Opportunities to Hold Utility Accountable

Settlement Concludes Northern States Power – Wisconsin Rate Case

Testimony Examines Benefits of New Transmission Lines for Michigan

CUB’s 2024 Utility Performance Report Ranks Michigan’s Utilities Among the Country’s Worst

Southwest Michigan Utility Overcharging Customers for Coal Power

CUB en las noticias

CUB in the News: DTE offers $100 credit to customers still without power as of Monday

CUB in the News: $25 isn’t enough – AG says Consumers, DTE should reimburse powerless customers for spoiled food, hotels

CUB in the News: Michigan Utility Companies Rank How Low on Reliability?

CUB in the News: In the face of climate change, who’s responsible for upgrading Michigan’s electric grid?

CUB in the News: Nearly a million Michigan households lose power — Why does this keep happening?

Press Release: CUB of Michigan President Robert Nelson Appointed to Federal Communications Commission Advisory Committee

CUB in the News: The perfect storm: poor infrastructure and extreme weather are leaving Michigan vulnerable

CUB in the News: Opinion – Michigan utilities may try to make rooftop solar the bogeyman, but they are wrong

CUB in the News: Recent Media Mentions

CUB in the News: Researchers predict a combined heatwave and blackout in Detroit could be worse than Katrina. Here’s why.

CUB in the News: Simultaneous Heat Wave, Blackout Would Endanger 450K Detroiters, Study Finds

CUB in the News: Consumers Energy wants to raise residential rates by 8%

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