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The Lansing Board of Water and Light plans to spend $750 million on solar, wind, and battery storage. When complete by 2027, it will add 650 megawatts of clean energy, amounting to 58% of total power generation.
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The green hydrogen company Nel announced plans Wednesday to build a massive new plant in Michigan as it works with General Motors to drive down the cost of hydrogen.
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New legislation would require Consumers Energy and DTE Energy to add 2,500 MW of energy storage, likely in the form of grid-scale batteries, by the year 2030.
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Renewable energy such as solar and wind are well known, but without efficient systems such as geothermal, energy is wasted.
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Earthjustice, a law group focusing on the environment, says MISO's rules unfairly ban renewables from performing "ancillary services," which help keep the electric grid stable.
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Consumers Energy operates power-producing dams along the Muskegon, Manistee, Grand, Kalamazoo and Au Sable rivers.
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DTE Energy's new 20-year energy plan envisions leaving coal as a fuel behind by 2035. That's not fast enough for many environmental, community, and health groups.
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DTE Energy and Consumers Energy officials told investors the IRA will have a big impact on how swiftly they can add more renewable energy.
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General Motors says it's secured all of the renewable energy it needs to power all of its U.S. facilities 25 years ahead of earlier projections.
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Ann Arbor has a goal of reaching 100% renewable power by 2030. A feasibility study will look at possible scenarios for achieving that, including potentially converting to a city-owned utility. The council is expected to vote on contractors to perform the study, evaluating several options.