Michigan Public Service Commission

Despite a pending lawsuit from Zeeland Township, the developer of a proposed 200-megawatt solar farm in Ottawa County is hosting two public meetings this week

The proposals could run into trouble in the Republican-controlled Michigan House. Republican lawmakers blame the state’s clean energy requirements for high costs

The Michigan Supreme Court’s found state environmental law requires a broader look at the impact of the entire pipelineThis decision is separate from other legal fights to shut down the pipeline

Right now, the three commission members are appointed by the governor and confirmed by the state Senate

Michigan energy regulators conditionally OK’d a plan to power a massive data center project. DTE would need to significantly expand its energy capacity for the data center

Consumers Energy announced today it’s selling 13 hydroelectric dams along five Michigan rivers, including four dams in West Michigan

Attorney General Dana Nessel is fighting Consumers Energy’s request for a rate increase, arguing the utility company hasn’t held up its end of the bargain to improve reliability

DTE Energy said it was prepared to mitigate any pricing concerns

The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners passed a resolution appealing to the Michigan Public Services Commission to reconsider the closure of the Consumers Energy J.H. Campbell Generating Complex

Attorney General's new website helps Michigan residents get credit for power outages and more