CUB in the News: Michigan’s electricity resource planning law is pushing utilities on clean energy
Energy News Network
By Andy Balaskovitz
March 10, 2020
CUB in the News: Recent News Roundup
Beware Of So-Called Detroit Activists Pocketing DTE Energy Donations
Deadline Detroit
By Darrell Dawsey
January 14, 2020
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Publicly owned utilities ‘not a panacea’ but can produce customer benefits
Energy News Network
By Tom Perkins
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Semco reaches rate hike settlement with state
The Mining Journal
By Lisa Bowers
December 12, 2020
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Michigan energy task force readies propane report, but questions loom
By Andy Balaskovitz
December 11, 2020
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DTE and Consumers Energy are broken and dangerous. Is it time for publicly owned utilities?
Detroit Metro Times
By Tom Perkins
November 13, 2020
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Electrical Grid Resilience In The Age Of Climate Change
WDET
October 29, 2020
https://wdet.org/posts/2019/10/29/88803-electrical-grid-resilience-in-the-age-of-climate-change/
CUB in the News: Whitmer, MPSC initiative prioritizes grid modernization in clean energy transition
MiBiz: West Michigan Business News
By Andy Balaskovitz
October 20, 2019
CUB in the News: Michigan AG focuses on clean energy, ratepayer support in shift for office
Energy News Network
By Andy Balaskovitz
October 14, 2019
CUB in the News: State regulators issue energy assessment amid transition from coal
MiBiz: West Michigan Business News & Information
By Andy Balaskovitz
October 13, 2019
Citizens Utility Board of Michigan Applauds MI Power Grid Initiative
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 17, 2019
Contact: Amy Bandyk - [email protected]
Earlier today, Governor Whitmer and the Michigan Public Service Commission announced a new initiative “designed to guide Michigan residents and businesses through the energy industry’s rapid changes in the transition to clean energy” called MI Power Grid.
Based on what we have seen so far, the Citizens Utility Board (CUB) of Michigan sees great promise in the MI Power Grid initiative to empower ratepayers to control their energy use and cut their bills. The effort is placing a large emphasis on energy customers - from expanded clean energy options to a focus on ratepayer value from new investments.
“We’re pleased to see that the MI Power Grid initiative involves not only educational components and opportunities for further discussion, but also real action that will benefit residential utility customers through rulemaking and evidentiary hearings,” said Amy Bandyk, executive director of CUB of MI.
Read moreCUB in the News: State AG files testimony opposing Semco request
The Mining Journal
By Lisa Bowers
CUB in the News: Amid energy transition in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, what is solar’s role?
Energy News Network
By Andy Balaskovitz
CUB in the News: My Take: SEMCO needs fairer way to cover costs
https://www.hollandsentinel.com/opinion/20190922/my-take-semco-needs-fairer-way-to-cover-costs
Holland Sentinel
By Robert Nelson, CUB President
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