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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.
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The public service commission voted Friday to approve a plan from Enbridge Energy that would relocate a petroleum pipeline beneath the Straits of Mackinac.
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The Michigan Public Service Commission says Consumers Energy faces persistent customer complaints about bills and service.
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A long-term energy plan for one of Michigan’s largest public utilities received approval from state regulators Wednesday.
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Today, we got caught up on the recent public hearings on power outages. Then, how a poem by a Michigan poet will be launched to the moon. We also heard about a Petoskey perfusionist, whose job is to keep patients' hearts pumping during surgery. Plus, a conversation about emotional labor — what it is, and why we desperately need more of it.
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Last week’s ice storm left hundreds of thousands of households without power for days through freezing temperatures. That’s as giant floods and downed electric lines due to torrential storms have become more common due to climate change.
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A typical Consumers Energy electric customer will pay about $2.10 more each month, after the utility settled a rate case with 17 intervenors, including Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.
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The Citizens Utility Board argued for a credit of $2 an hour of power outage. The Michigan Public Service Commission called that "not reasonable."
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Consumers had originally asked for permission to add a total of $278 million in additional charges to customers. The settlement brings that number down to $170 million. The average Consumers residential customer will see rates increase by 5.8%.