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Recommendations to Governor on Upper Peninsula Energy Issues Poised to be Finalized

Upper Peninsula Energy Task Force To Soon Address Public Comments On First Report Draft

Upper Peninsula Task Force Releases Draft Report on How to Avoid Propane Price Spikes

DTE’s Long-term Plan: Back to the Drawing Board

Upper Peninsula Energy Task Force Looks at Pipeline Disruption Scenarios

CUB of Michigan Tackling Proposals to Reduce Power Outages

Upper Peninsula Power Co. IRP Shows That Renewable Energy Can Be The Most Affordable Option for Consumers

MI Power Grid Update: How You Can Help Get Better Electric Service in Michigan

As Deadline Nears, Upper Peninsula Task Force Considers New Perspectives

Proposed Settlement Improves Fairness for SEMCO Gas Customers

How to Improve the Lansing Board of Water and Light’s Energy Waste Reduction Plan

SEMCO Gas Proposed Rate Increase Shows Warning Signs Ratepayers Should Watch

CUB in the News

Press Release: Citizens Utility Board of Michigan Releases New Report On How To Protect Utility Customers and Improve Michigan’s Electric Grid

CUB in the News: Commentary – Michigan needs reliable electricity more than ever

CUB in the News: Michigan residents can get a $25 credit when the power goes out. They rarely do.

CUB in the News: Utility efficiency programs offer model to merge climate, racial justice solutions

CUB in the News: DTE Gas announces plan to go ‘net zero’ by 2050; activists skeptical

CUB in the News: Who pays Michigan utilities’ coronavirus costs: customers or investors?

CUB in the News: A second wave of pain: Looming utility shut-offs

CUB in the News: Midwest Energy News Digest

CUB in the News: DTE gets a rate increase, along with more accountability

CUB in the News: DTE OKed For $188M Rate Hike; MPSC Removes 47% From Original Request

Press Release: Michigan AG Nessel, Consumer Advocates Ask Municipal Utilities to Voluntarily Follow MPSC’s Order on Moratoriums and Data Reporting

CUB in the News: Advocates: utilities should forgive past due bills after shutoff moratorium lifts June 1

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