environmental justice
Michigan environmental justice council to take on energy access and pollution
Members of the state’s Advisory Council for Environmental Justice expressed optimism as they began work this month.
DTE Energy
Uneconomic coal plants cost Michigan ratepayers millions, analysts say
DTE Energy is among the latest utilities facing scrutiny for a practice known as “self-scheduling” or “self-committing.”
News
Pipelines, politics, and wood pellets: a look at our most-read stories of 2019
We published hundreds of stories this year on the nation’s clean energy transition. Thanks for reading!
net metering
As solar takes off, Michigan advocates fear key program is running out of space
A 2008 state law capped net metering at 1% of a utility’s peak load — a threshold some companies are now nearing.
electric vehicle charging
Electric vehicle drivers in Michigan see increased investment in fast charging
An infusion of public and private funds is helping to expand the state’s network of public fast charging stations.