CUB in the News: Groups say investing in poles and wires alone doesn't prepare for the future power grid
Michigan Radio
By Lester Graham
August 19, 2020
Press Release: Citizens Utility Board of Michigan Releases New Report On How To Protect Utility Customers and Improve Michigan’s Electric Grid
In the current economic crisis, each monthly bill becomes a bigger weight on the average Michigan household. As incomes fall, necessities like paying for electricity eat up more and more of a household’s budget. So it is more important than ever that ratepayers are getting adequate service in return for their money. A new report from the Citizens Utility Board (CUB) of Michigan, the advocacy group for residential ratepayers, shows how to improve accountability for the performance of the state’s investor-owned electric utilities and, as a result, ease burdens on all ratepayers.
Read moreCUB in the News: Commentary - Michigan needs reliable electricity more than ever
Energy News Network
By Robert Nelson / Citizens Utility Board of Michigan
July 8, 2020
CUB in the News: Michigan residents can get a $25 credit when the power goes out. They rarely do.
Lansing State Journal
By Carol Thompson
July 5, 2020
CUB in the News: Utility efficiency programs offer model to merge climate, racial justice solutions
Energy News Network
By Kari Lydersen
July 2, 2020
CUB in the News: DTE Gas announces plan to go ‘net zero’ by 2050; activists skeptical
Planet Detroit
By Jena Brooker
June 25, 2020
https://planetdetroit.org/2020/06/dte-gas-announces-plan-to-go-net-zero-by-2050-activists-skeptical/
CUB in the News: Who pays Michigan utilities’ coronavirus costs: customers or investors?
Bridge Magazine
By Tom Perkins
June 10, 2020
CUB in the News: DTE gets a rate increase, along with more accountability
Planet Detroit
By Jena Brooker
May 13, 2020
https://planetdetroit.substack.com/p/dte-gets-a-rate-increase-along-with
CUB in the News: Midwest Energy News Digest
Midwest Energy News
By Andy Balaskovitz
May 13, 2020
https://energynews.us/digests/ameren-plans-more-wind-less-coal-in-coming-clean-energy-shift/