Tag: michigan
Michigan Changes Net Metering Rules for Solar Power
Net metering is a boondoggle for residential homeowners who can afford to put solar panel systems on their homes [...]
Michigan to Replace Net Metering Program with Avoided-Cost Tariff
Michigan utility customers who put surplus electricity they generate back onto the power grid will be paid a lower, [...]
Renewable Energy Group Launches Mich. Ballot Campaign
Michigan electric providers would be required to produce at least 30 percent of their energy from renewable sources by [...]
Michigan Bill Looks to Clarify Tax Exemptions for Distributed Generation Projects
A bipartisan group of Michigan lawmakers introduced a bill last week that aims to clear up confusion over tax [...]
Michigan’s New Energy Law Gives State More Options
“Michigan is going to control its own energy future.” That’s Michigan Agency for Energy Executive Director Valerie Brader, describing [...]
Michigan Begins to Unroll New Energy Laws, Study Distributed Generation Costs
A two-year legislative process to reach compromise on wide-ranging energy bills in Michigan will now turn into a two-year [...]
3 Republican Governors Embrace Clean Energy’s Economic Promise
Last month, the U.S. inaugurated a new president who has vowed to abandon the landmark Paris climate agreement and roll back bedrock American [...]
Michigan State Legislation Calls for More Renewable Energy
Legislation that some say could increase the number of wind turbines in rural areas and end energy choice has [...]
Michigan Senate Passes Energy Overhaul with 15% Renewable Mandate
The Michigan Senate on Thursday adopted a plan to overhaul the state’s energy policy, keeping a 10 percent cap [...]
Michigan Report: DTE, Consumers Rank Middle of Pack Nationally for Renewable Energy
Rankings show Michigan-based utilities perform better on energy efficiency Michigan’s two largest electric utilities are generally solid performers when [...]