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West Michigan counties are part of a Consumers Energy pilot project to move overhead electric lines underground beginning by April
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The Michigan Public Service Commission approved a $92-million-dollar rate increase for Consumers Energy electric customers Friday. Consumers had originally asked for a rate increase more than double the size of what was ultimately approved
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Consumers operates 13 dams on Michigan rivers. The utility generates less than one percent of its energy from the facilities
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The Michigan Public Service Commission is asking Consumers Energy to show why it shouldn’t face fines over possible instances of overcharging customers and malfunctioning natural gas meters.
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"Reliability Roadmap" is blueprint for strengthening the state’s electric grid as extreme weather events intensify.
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Settlement limits increase from proposed 7.8% to 3.9% for residential customers.
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The Energy Reliability, Resilience and Accountability Task Force's statewide listening tour is scheduled to start in June and wrap up in September. The nine-member task force is made up of seven Democrats and two Republicans.
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Attorney General Dana Nessel is challenging a rate hike request filed by Consumers Energy, the state’s largest gas and electric utility
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Michigan girls came into contact with a downed electrical line.