Nearly everything about how we produce, deliver, and consume energy is changing to better meet Michiganders’ needs in both the short and long term.
Michigan benefits when we invest in and maintain a diverse, flexible array of energy sources that ensures we can produce the energy we need, when we need it.
A resilient grid keeps every Michigander more safe and secure. Michigan’s local energy providers are building a stronger, smarter grid that supports the way we use energy today.
Using the energy we have more efficiently is vital to making our state’s energy system stronger and helping it work better for all of us.
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.
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.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer laid out a broad, ambitious policy agenda in her first State of the State address on February 12. She painted a picture of the growing challenges we face in Michigan, put forth ideas for how we can address those challenges head on, and highlighted her high-level priorities for 2019 and beyond.
