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Southwest Michigan Utility Overcharging Customers for Coal Power

The Grid Audit of DTE and Consumers Energy: Some Early Takeaways

Indiana Michigan Power Rate Case Has Some Notable Victories for Ratepayers

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

CUB in the News

DTE Energy ghostwriting comments to push $456 million rate hike

Michigan regulators approve UMERC rate increase, new DTE Gas pipeline

Michigan Attorney General Nessel Achieves Major Reduction in Proposed Electric Rate Hike for Upper Peninsula Residents

AG Nessel Helps Reduce UMERC’s Electric Rate Hike by More Than 50%

Michigan AG helps cut proposed electric rate hike by over half

Some Upper Michigan residents to see 15% electric rate increase

Upper Peninsula utility gets go-ahead for $6.6M electric rate hike

Michigan utilities criticized for handing out executive bonuses while outages persisted

State approves UPPCO for 5.7% rate increase in 2025

UPPCO gets approval to increase retail electricity rates

Frailty of Michigan’s power grid revealed in ‘deep dive’ audit of DTE, Consumers Energy

Audit highlights DTE and Consumers’ poor tree trimming and aging infrastructure

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