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The utility has 13 power plants along Michigan waterways. Consumers is evaluating how customers could be impacted if it decommissions or sells its hydroelectric dams.
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The Michigan Public Service Commission is asking Consumers Energy to show why it shouldn’t face fines over possible instances of overcharging customers and malfunctioning natural gas meters.
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Michigan’s Public Service Commission is allowing Consumers Energy to raise rates for natural gas after Attorney General Dana Nessel intervened to argue for a more limited rate increase.
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Power outages continue to affect thousands of residents across Michigan. That’s after Thursday’s storms resulted in significant damage to buildings, trees, power lines and wires.
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Consumers Energy is collaborating with several Michigan school districts to get dozens of electric buses out on the road during the upcoming academic year.
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Consumers Energy is implementing changes to how customers pay their bills.
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Consumers Energy is considering the sale of its hydroelectric dams in the state of Michigan, which currently generate about one percent of the state's energy
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Buried lines are protected from common outage causes, such as falling tree limbs, ice, and heavy winds.
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Consumers Energy institutes its summer rate from the beginning of June to the end of September.
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Attorney General Dana Nessel is challenging a rate hike request filed by Consumers Energy, the state’s largest gas and electric utility.