BIG THREE PLAN BIG INVESTMENTS FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN MICHIGAN
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We recently discussed some of the ways local energy providers work to support local communities by participating in an array of community-focused projects and initiatives. Today, we want to take some time to recognize some other ways local providers are giving back to help support everything from good old summertime fun to wildlife restoration and environmental education to economic and neighborhood development in communities across the state.
Responsible Regulation
Responsible regulation ensures energy remains reliable, affordable, and sustainable for all Michigan homes, businesses, and communities.
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Reliable Renewables
Renewable energy is important to Michigan’s energy future and can be integrated into our energy system in ways that benefit all consumers without putting reliability at risk.
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Sustainable Energy Assistance
Wise use of Michigan’s energy assistance resources will help more low-income Michiganders break negative cycles and become truly self-sufficient.
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Stronger Energy System
Nearly everything about how we produce, deliver, and consume energy is changing to better meet Michiganders’ needs in both the short and long term.
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Politics of Energy
Smart energy policy is driven by policymakers who recognize keeping our energy supply reliable, affordable, and sustainable is vital to Michigan’s energy and economic future.
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Energy 101
Energy efficiency is a vital component of Michigan’s energy future, helping improve reliability, control consumer costs, and reduce the overall strain on our energy system.
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Students and community partners make an IMPACT at Cody High School - Empowering Michigan
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Explore the impact DTE makes through its focus on the environment, communities, and good governance. View reports on DTE’s policies and performance.www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/detroit-city/2019/09/18/detroit-gets-first-electric-car-fast...
Detroit gets first electric car fast chargers
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Four fast charging stations came online Wednesday on First Street next to Beacon Park, with two planned for Capitol Park under initiative led by DTEIf storms have caused outages in your area, remember:
- Stay away from down powered lines.
- Report a downed power line to your electric provider. If you are a DTE Energy customer, call 800-477-4747. If Consumers Energy is your provider, dial 800-477-5050.
- Rest assured local energy providers will resolve the issue as quickly as possible
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Weathering Michigan’s Storms: Stay Safe - Alliance for Michigan Power
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Michigan has unpredictable weather. Just last week, the Wolverine state saw NINE tornados, and more storms are likely this week. Severe weather can come with downed power lines and outages, and it’s important to be prepared so you can stay safe. Here are just a few tips.Stay informed on how you can stay safe during and after Michigan storms: allianceformichiganpower.com/weathering-michigans-storms-stay-safe/
Weathering Michigan’s Storms: Stay Safe - Alliance for Michigan Power
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Michigan has unpredictable weather. Just last week, the Wolverine state saw NINE tornados, and more storms are likely this week. Severe weather can come with downed power lines and outages, and it’s important to be prepared so you can stay safe. Here are just a few tips.Severe weather can come with downed power lines, and it’s important to stay safe. Click here to learn what you can do if this weekend’s storms caused outages in your area: allianceformichiganpower.com/weathering-michigans-storms-stay-safe/
Weathering Michigan’s Storms: Stay Safe - Alliance for Michigan Power
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Michigan has unpredictable weather. Just last week, the Wolverine state saw NINE tornados, and more storms are likely this week. Severe weather can come with downed power lines and outages, and it’s important to be prepared so you can stay safe. Here are just a few tips.https://t.co/Z1tvDtjMLL
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