Electricity Generation

Consumers Installs Automatic Transfer Reclosers To Improve Reliability

JACKSON–Consumers Energy announced plans to install 123 new automatic transfer reclosers in 2023 to help prevent power outages and improve electric reliability for customers. The energy provider’s investment in automation is a key part of the company’s overall electric reliability plan that aims to reduce both the number and length of power outages. ATRs are

ITC To Conduct Aerial Patrols Of Transmission Lines in Michigan

NOVI – If you see helicopters flying low of high-voltage transmission towers and lines over the next month, don’t worry. It’s ITC Michigan conducting aerial patrols to make sure the electric grid isn’t damaged. The flights will take place from May 17 to June 17, weather permitting. The helicopter patrols are conducted to provide an

By |2021-05-03T19:39:17-04:00May 3rd, 2021|Mobile MI|

Energy Choice Remains Thorny Issue As Debate On Michigan Energy Policies Kicks Off

LANSING - The Michigan Senate Energy and Technology Committee kicked off testimony from interested stakeholders on its proposal for Michigan's energy policies and regulations, but despite an immense amount of changes made over the past six months, most of the same people either liked or disliked the bills. DTE Energy CEO Gerry Anderson was the

By |2016-04-29T12:31:00-04:00April 29th, 2016|Clean Update, Politics|

Report: Wind Energy Adds $13 Billion A Year To U.S. Economy Over Past Five Years

WASHINGTON DC. - Building new wind farms in the U.S has added $13 billion a year on average to the American economy over the past five years. According to information released today by the American Wind Energy Association - more money each year than the annual revenue generated by Major League Baseball. “By building new

By |2016-02-26T13:43:21-05:00February 26th, 2016|Clean Update, New Products / Contracts|