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Zeeland solar farm proposal sparks debate over farmland and local control
A $300 million solar project planned for Zeeland and Jamestown townships could power 34,000 homes but faces pushback from residents and a township lawsuit as Michigan shifts approval authority to the state.
Consumers Energy Seeks Delay on Michigan Dam Sale Decision
Consumers Energy has asked state regulators to postpone a ruling on its plan to sell 13 Michigan dams, following opposition from the governor and an administrative law judge. The company now says it is open to negotiations with critics
Michigan Faces Higher Heating Costs as Iran Conflict Drives Energy Uncertainty
Michigan households may see higher winter heating bills as the ongoing Iran conflict disrupts global energy markets. With 77 percent of homes using natural gas and rural areas dependent on propane, residents face new risks despite strong U.S. supplies
Michigan's Line 5 Pipeline Future Uncertain After Court Ruling
Michigan's Line 5 pipeline remains in limbo as legal battles and permit reviews continue. Recent court decisions have blocked tunnel construction, leaving the pipeline's fate unresolved for residents and businesses across the state.
Michigan Voters to Decide on Utility Political Donation Ban in November
A statewide ballot proposal could bar major utilities and large state contractors from making political donations in Michigan, raising questions about free speech and campaign finance rules ahead of the November 3 election.
Whitmer Opposes Consumers Energy Plan to Sell 13 Michigan Dams
Governor Gretchen Whitmer has formally objected to Consumers Energy's proposed sale of 13 hydropower dams to a private equity firm, warning the deal could shift long-term safety and financial risks onto Michigan taxpayers if approved.