Palisades nuclear power plant in Michigan to reopen with $1.52 billion loan from federal government
The nuclear plant can generate enough energy to power 800,000 homes without releasing any greenhouse gases.
Trenton Channel Power Plant to be demolished in two phases
The Trenton Channel Power Plant has been in operation for almost 100 years and helped foster economic growth for Michigan before, during, and after World War II.
Michigan, other states with big climate goals strip local governments of power to block projects
For Michigan to reach its energy goals, officials say they'll need to build up large solar and wind farms. To speed along the projects, they've changed who decides where those projects get built.
DTE utility rate hike of $368M approved by Michigan Public Service Commission
Today’s approval of a $368,115,000 rate increase, a typical residential customer who uses 500 kilowatt hours of electricity per month will see an increase of $6.51, or 6.38%, on their monthly bill. The new rates will take effect Dec. 15.
DTE rate increase, Line 5 replacement issues before Michigan energy regulator on Friday
It's going to be a busy day for the Michigan Public Service Commission on Friday, with a $622 million request from DTE and the company that owns Line 5 seeking approval for a controversial new tunnel on the agenda.
DTE pilot program buries power lines to increase resilience
DTE crews are excavating deep holes in several Metro Detroit neighborhoods, strategically installing power lines underground as a part of a pilot program that seeks to reduce power outages.
12-hour sustainable technology summit showcases eco-friendly solutions
Examples of what a sustainable future could entail were displayed throughout the 2023 Sustainable Urban Design summit.
White House announces $3.5B for power grid upgrades across the US, including Michigan
The White House has allocated $3.5 billion for projects in 44 states, including Michigan, in order to strengthen and safeguard the U.S. power grid against extreme weather conditions.
DTE gas customers risk losing service, paying costly restoration if they don't schedule inspection
Some 18,000 homes have yet to schedule an inspection required by the state to ensure all gas meters are safe. It could cost a lot of money to restore power for anyone who doesn't schedule an inspection.
What's behind Michigan's frequent power outages?
What has driven Michigan's numerous outage events? Severe weather is a driver, but another is the state's approach to decarbonizing its power supply.
Detroit area rep proposes ban on secret money from DTE, other utilities to politicians
Utilities like DTE and Consumers could be barred from giving money to political campaigns under a new proposal made by a Michigan lawmaker.
Consumers Energy gas prices increasing in Michigan
Expect to pay more to heat your home this winter after the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) approved Consumers Energy natural gas rate increases this week.
Commission that regulates Michigan utilities proposes penalties for outages
The Michigan Public Service Commission regulates the state's utilities. It says 500,000 homes lost power after last week's storms.