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Michigan proposal’s reliance on fossil fuel money splits environmentalists

Voters will decide next month whether to shift oil and gas royalty spending from land acquisition to park development.

By Tom Perkins . 16 October 2020
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DTE executives’ coal reliability incentive conflicts with clean energy goals, critics say

The Michigan utility aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, but its compensation packages still include rewards for “coal plant reliability.”

By Tom Perkins . 8 October 2020
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Michigan can’t wait until 2050 to reach zero emissions, environmentalists say

A letter signed by representatives of 40 organizations says the state needs an accelerated timeline for phasing out carbon emissions.

By Tom Perkins . 25 September 2020
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Michigan Gov. Whitmer vows state will be carbon neutral by 2050

The executive order adds Michigan to a growing list of states that have set deadlines for carbon neutrality.

By ClimateWire . 25 September 2020
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Critics say Michigan utility needs to show its work on solar energy rate

Consumers Energy failed to develop data and facts to justify slashing solar credits almost in half, challengers say.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 15 September 2020
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Commentary: How electrifying Michigan fleet cars could spur EVs in a post-COVID world

How can policymakers keep this momentum behind EVs going even in the face of the current challenges?

By Guest Contributor . 26 August 2020
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Commentary: Master plans, early conversations best way to address large-scale solar

Solar projects don’t have to be controversial if communities make the effort to engage the public in a meaningful way and develop a master plan that takes all solar-related issues and best practices into account.

By Guest Contributor . 19 August 2020
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Commentary: Michigan needs reliable electricity more than ever

Right now there is a rare opportunity to reform the system and produce lasting change that enhances reliability, writes Robert Nelson of the Citizens Utility Board of Michigan.

By Guest Contributor . 8 July 2020
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Commentary: Michigan green tariff expansion could define future of renewable procurement

The state is closer than ever to achieving voluntary green pricing programs that offer the competitive pricing and flexibility that customers want, writes Laura Sherman of the Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council.

By Guest Contributor . 15 June 2020
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Michigan program — the largest of its kind — offers free smart thermostats

Consumers Energy will help up to 100,000 customers buy smart thermostats as part of an effort to minimize the need for expensive peak power.

By Audrey Henderson . 29 May 2020

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Michigan proposal’s reliance on fossil fuel money splits environmentalists

DTE executives’ coal reliability incentive conflicts with clean energy goals, critics say

Michigan can’t wait until 2050 to reach zero emissions, environmentalists say

Michigan Gov. Whitmer vows state will be carbon neutral by 2050

Critics say Michigan utility needs to show its work on solar energy rate

Commentary: How electrifying Michigan fleet cars could spur EVs in a post-COVID world

Commentary: Master plans, early conversations best way to address large-scale solar

Commentary: Michigan needs reliable electricity more than ever

Commentary: Michigan green tariff expansion could define future of renewable procurement

Michigan program — the largest of its kind — offers free smart thermostats