Tag: michigan
No Property Tax for Residential Solar in Michigan
Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D) has signed three bulls which will together reinstate the property tax abatement that residential solar [...]
Michigan Regulators Find Middle Ground on Rooftop Solar Payments
It’s the first program approved for utility customers who install solar and send excess power to the grid as [...]
Michigan’s Consumers Energy to Seek 5GW of Solar by 2030 Under Clean Energy Plan
Consumers and DTE Energy agreed to commit to a “50% clean energy goal” by 2030 — a plan that [...]
Detroit Judge Recommends Rejection of Solar Access Fee
A Michigan administrative law judge has recommended the state Public Service Commission reject DTE Energy Co.'s proposal for a [...]
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 [...]