Consumers Energy looking to sell hydroelectric dams to Confluence Hydro

Consumers Energy has announced they are asking state and federal regulators to approve the sale of their hydroelectric dams to Confluence Hydro, which they say will reduce costs for customers.

Michigan raises credit that customers will receive following extended power outages

The increase comes on the heels of a report showing the state has the worst reliability in the country with Michigan utilities taking longest to restore power during an outage.

Consumers Energy selling 13 hydroelectric dams along Michigan rivers

Consumers Energy is selling its 13 hydroelectric dams following a lengthy review process about whether the utility should refurbish the structures themselves, decommission them, or sell them.

DTE Smart Devices go up in Detroit, aiming to reduce power outages

DTE is moving one step closer to reducing power outages. They’re installing ‘smart devices’ throughout Metro Detroit. They tell FOX 2 that it's already prevented 16,000 outages this year.

Michigan man's gas bill spikes after energy company promises big savings

Thomas Maycock was suspicious when an energy company called him, promising big savings. But he took the risk - and is now out $1,400 because of it.

Detroit solar program paying dividends for nearby homeowners

An ambitious plan to turn vacant property in Detroit into land housing solar panels to help power city buildings is paying dividends for residents.

Metro Detroit weather: DTE shares tips to save money while staying warm

A freezing start to the week means more Michiganders will be cranking the heat up in their homes, using a lot of energy. So how can you save money while staying warm? DTE has the answers.

Consumers Energy requests gas rate hike of $248 million

The commission that approves rate hikes gave Consumers Energy a $35 million increase in July. This time, the utility is asking for more than $200 million more.

Palisades Nuclear Plant to reopen with $1.5B federal loan

The massive nuclear plant closed two years ago. The plan is for it to generate power until at least 2051.

Beaver Island selected as testing grounds for wave energy prototype

A single cable connected to the mainland powers Beaver Island's homes and businesses - which can be unreliable at times. University of Michigan researchers want to test a new kind of power on the island.