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The Department of Energy is stopping Consumers Energy from closing an aging coal-burning plant. Petitioners say the order is costly, harmful, unnecessary, and unlawful.
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The Michigan Public Service Commission is taking all 75 of the recommendations made by a third-party auditor to improve storm response by Consumers Energy and DTE Energy.
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DTE Energy hopes for rate increase worth more than $500 million — 11% hike for residential customersThe Michigan Public Service Commission will decide whether DTE Energy’s proposed rate increase is needed. On May 22, the commission has a meeting to hear from the public.
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The Michigan Public Service Commission has granted a rate increase for DTE Gas. But that’s not the only order its given the utility.
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Dana Nessel’s office argues that DTE and Consumers’ Energy are vastly overestimating the amount needed to improve service and reliability for residential customers.
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An independent audit confirmed other reports finding that DTE Energy and Consumers Energy have worse-than-average storm outage response track records.
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Activist group We the People protested outside DTE Energy's Detroit headquarters Wednesday, after the utility requested an annual $454 million residential rate hike.
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Citizens for Local Choice wants local governments to decide whether solar or wind farms can be built instead of state government.
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Last year, the state approved a price increase for DTE’s services, which means that the average residential customer’s monthly bill is estimated to be $6.51 higher than before.
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A report on nuclear energy from engineering firm Enercon, commissioned by the Michigan Public Service Commission, says more plants will be needed in Michigan transition to net zero emissions by 2040.