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CUB Appeals MPSC Approval of Excessively High Return on Equity for Consumers Energy

Michigan Regulators Approve Power Supply Cost Plan for Consumers Energy

Read CUB President Kelly Jo Kitchen in the Detroit News

CUB General Counsel John Liskey Testifies Before Michigan House Committee

MPSC Authorizes DTE Electric Rate Hike That Exceeds Rate of Inflation

MPSC Rejects UMERC Renewable Energy Plan Due to Excessive Costs

MPSC grants expedited approval for DTE contracts with hyperscale data center

New standards set for data center power agreements in Consumers Energy service territory

UPPCO Integrated Resource Plan Settlement Sets Up More Renewables For The UP

New CUB Report Shares Recommendations To Help Low-Income Families

CUB follows approval of transmission projects, new rulemaking process

Consumers Gas Rate Increase Should Have Been Smaller, CUB Argues

CUB en las noticias

DTE, Consumers could influence utility regulator appointment, advocacy groups warn

Michigan Utilities Ordered to Improve Reliability After Storm Audit

Changes coming after audit exposes why Consumers, DTE have major outage problems

Whitmer expected to pick new energy regulator amid rate debate

Consumers Energy files $436 million rate hike request: Customer advocate says it’s ‘slap in the face’

Michigan AG lambasts Consumers Energy’s latest rate hike request for $436 million

Michigan attorney general to intervene in Consumers Energy’s $436 million rate hike plan

Consumers Energy asks to raise electric rates $436M, the most in decades

Detroit lawmaker calls out DTE Energy’s rates, reliability ahead of MPSC town hall

As Michigan gas utilities spend big, customer bills could balloon, report finds

Natural gas spending will cost Michigan ratepayers, hurt climate goals, report finds

Michigan natural gas bills will soar by 2050, report says

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