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.
Universal solar projects generate power on a much larger scale than private solar panels, providing a more cost-effective, practical, and environmentally friendly way to deliver solar power to more Michigan communities.
Wind power is on the rise in Michigan as technology makes it more effective, efficient, and environmentally friendly than ever before.
Michigan is on the right path to a cleaner, more sustainable energy future—one that makes sense for Michigan’s unique climate, geography, and economy.
You’ve probably never heard of the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978—PURPA—unless you work for the federal government or a local energy company. Even then, chances are slim that you understand this law and the substantial impact it has on energy prices for Michigan consumers.
Wind energy is already an important part of Michigan’s energy mix. The role it plays will only continue to increase in significance as we continue to pursue our state’s clean energy and carbon reduction goals in the coming years.
