6 Things You Should Know about Recent Energy Proposals in Lansing
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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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Michigan’s local energy providers are in the top 20 nationally when it comes to efficiency and customer savings. That’s a win for all Michiganders! Learn more and SHARE if you agree!
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Reverse the direction of your ceiling fan blades so they run in a clockwise rotation. Making the switch will help push warm air down to keep your home more comfortable without having to crank up the heat.
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