Michigan OKs landmark regulations that push up-front costs to data centers
Read full article: Michigan OKs landmark regulations that push up-front costs to data centersMichigan regulators have adopted landmark standards for the booming data center industry with a plan they say tries to protect residents from subsidizing the industryโs hefty energy use.
Michigan responds to Ontarioโs 25% electricity surcharge threat as fallout from Trumpโs tariffs loom
Read full article: Michigan responds to Ontarioโs 25% electricity surcharge threat as fallout from Trumpโs tariffs loomOntario Premier Doug Ford has issued a formal warning to officials in Michigan, New York, and Minnesota regarding a potential 25% surcharge on electricity exports from Canada.
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No shortage of gasoline expected in Michigan, despite pipeline shutdown
Read full article: No shortage of gasoline expected in Michigan, despite pipeline shutdownThe shutdown of a major pipeline on the East Coast due to a cyberattack will not impact automotive fuel supply in Michigan, officials said on Wednesday.
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Michigan regulators OK $100M rate hike for Consumers Energy
Read full article: Michigan regulators OK $100M rate hike for Consumers EnergyLANSING, Mich. โ Michigan regulators on Thursday approved a $100 million electric rate hike for Consumers Energy, authorizing the stateโs second-largest utility to bill the average residential customer about $9 more per month starting in January. The increase for residents is nearly 12% after factoring in other allowed adjustments, the Public Service Commission said. The order also lets the utility spend more to trim trees to reduce power outages. Consumers has about 1.8 million power customers, behind only DTE Energy. โConsumers Energy is taking actions to improve our response to storms, clear more trees and limbs from power lines, and invest in new infrastructure,โ spokeswoman Katie Carey said.