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Consumers Energy’s Distribution Reliability Plan: “Like Build[ing] a New House Instead of Fixing the Roof

MPSC Proposal for Financial Rewards to Utilities Faces Opposition

CUB of Michigan Releases 2023 Utility Performance Report

Administrative Law Judge Questions Cost- Effectiveness, Credibility of DTE Rate Case Proposal

Performance-Based Regulation in Michigan: What To Do, and What Not To Do

Michigan Regulators Propose Tying Utility Earnings to Improvements on Power Outage Performance

Testimony in DTE Rate Case Shows That Historic Rate Hike Is Not Justified

Michigan Utility Regulators Hear Anger and Frustration Over Outages at Town Hall Meetings

Michigan House Hearing Focuses on Accountability for Utilities Following Outages

DTE Files Yet Another Rate Increase

AG Dana Nessel Calls For More Oversight of Utility Political Activities

Utility Performance Report: How Michigan Utilities Stack Up on Renewables and Emissions

CUB in the News

CUB in the News: US Grid Faces a New Threat as Regulators Balk at Higher Bills

CUB in the News: In Michigan’s Thumb, wind farm tax clawback would bankrupt schools

CUB in the News: Natural gas costs forecasted to skyrocket this winter

Press Release: New Annual Report Shows Michigan Utilities Low Ranking on Key Measures of Reliability and Affordability

CUB in the News: Michigan regulators reject most of DTE’s rate increase following public pushback

CUB in the News: DTE customers will see rate increases go into effect Friday, but far lower than the company had been hoping for

CUB in the News: DTE electric users to see small rate hike after state nixes most of utility’s request

CUB in the News: Electric rates will increase for DTE customers starting Nov. 25

CUB Statement on MPSC Decision in DTE Electric Rate Case U-20836

CUB in the News: DTE moves up closure dates for Monroe coal plant

CUB in the News: DTE will end coal use sooner and build more clean energy, but critics remain

CUB in the News: DTE plan calls for early coal-plant retirement, more renewables. Advocates call for faster progress, local ownership.

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