Tag: michigan
Sun Doesn’t Set on Michigan’s Energy Law
Key provisions in Michigan’s energy law will continue into the new year, despite requirements that electric utilities meet renewable [...]
Electricity Customers in Michigan Could Choose How Much Renewable Energy They Want Under Senate Plan
Michigan customers could decide how much renewable energy they purchase under a much-anticipated Senate energy plan. The energy proposal [...]
DTE Energy Issues RFP for Voluntary Solar Program
DTE Energy Co. has issued a request for proposals for multiple solar-generating plants in Southeast Michigan that would range in [...]
Michigan Dems File Bills to Double Renewable Energy, Efficiency Standards
Brief: Democrats in Michigan’s House and Senate have introduced a package of bills aimed at boosting the state’s clean [...]
Michigan Democrats Push for 20 Percent Renewable Energy by 2022
Michigan Democrats in the House and Senate on Tuesday released their energy principles, which include increasing the state’s renewable [...]
Michigan Legislature Considers Solid Waste Addition to Renewable Energy Act, But it’s a Curious Approach
“But come now, change thy theme, and sing of the building of the horse of wood, which Epeius made [...]
Michigan Lawmakers Advance PACE-like Loans for Homeowners
There’s at least one bipartisan piece of legislation moving through Michigan’s lame-duck session: A streamlined loan program for residential [...]
Three State Legislators Want To Kill Michigan’s Popular Clean Energy Law
Three state legislators in Michigan have put together a bill to kill the state’s renewable energy mandate, while their [...]
Updating the Renewable Energy Standard in Michigan
Public Act 295 was enacted in 2008 as Michigan’s first step towards a renewable energy standard. This act required [...]
Bill Would Open Up Competition In Michigan’s Electricity Market
A new bill would lift Michigan’s cap on electric market choice. Proponents of the bill say the current cap prevents [...]