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CUB Calls for Smarter Spending on the Grid in DTE Electric Rate Case

MPSC Acts on AG and CUB of Michigan Request for More Transparency With Federal Funds and Utilities

Settlement to Lead to More Resource Diversity for UP Utility Upper Michigan Energy Resources

Statement: Michigan PSC Order on Reliability Standards Is A ‘Missed Opportunity’ To Protect Michigan Residents, Citizens Utility Board of Michigan Says

Legislation Introduced to Address Poor Electric Reliability in Michigan

Indiana Michigan Power Customers: Hearing to Examine Future of Your Power

Michigan PSC Order on Reliability Standards Lets Down Michigan Ratepayers

Keith Cooley Elected President of the Citizens Utility Board of Michigan

CUB and AG Nessel Call for More Transparency on Utility Political Activities

Consumers Energy to Raise Electric Rates, But By Much Less Than Expected

CUB Releases Guide for Best Practices To Introduce EVs for Ratepayers

CUB’s 2021 Utility Performance Report Shows That Michigan Residents and Businesses Pay High Rates for Poor Service

CUB in the News

Upper Peninsula’s largest power company seeks $17M electric rate increase

Oakland County wants to challenge DTE’s $474M rate hike request

Michigan lawmakers, advocates question utility influence over energy policy and political spending

‘Supplemental’ municipal utility begins solar-and-storage installs in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Oracle’s $16B Michigan Data Center Secures Financing as Power Contracts Face Appeals

DTE offers 2-year rate hike freeze if Saline data center opens on time: Nessel calls it ‘ransom note’

Proposed bill threatens Michigan’s utility ratepayer defense fund | Opinion

Energy watchdog group appeals electrical rate increase sought by Consumers Energy

DTE to ask for $474M hike to electric rates

Targeting utility profits, ratepayer advocates appeal big Consumers Energy rate hike

Nessel calls DTE rate pause proposal a ‘ransom note’

DTE says it will pause electric rate hikes for two years after latest $474M ask

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