Tag: michigan
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 [...]
Gov. Rick Snyder Outlines Broad Vision for Michigan’s Energy Policy
Gov. Rick Snyder set a broad vision for Michigan’s energy policy that involves a more flexible range of renewable [...]
Green Energy Fees Disappearing From Utility Bills
Four years after raising customers’ bills to meet mandates to sell cleaner power, Michigan’s biggest utilities are eliminating the [...]
How did the ‘Green Energy’ law did in terms of jobs?
In 2008, when then-Gov. Jennifer Granholm signed the state’s mandated alternative energy law, she said a $6 billion investment [...]
Michigan Energy Michigan jobs pushes for RE measure
Supporters of a Michigan ballot measure that would require utilities to get more of their electricity from renewable sources [...]
Michigan: Tax credits for “Green Buildings”
The push for energy efficient building practices in Michigan is under way with the introduction of legislation such as [...]