electricity grid

Regulators And Industry Warn Of Summer Blackouts

WASHINGTON DC - The regulatory body that oversees the nation's power grid cast a bit of a chill over the coming warm months cautioning that the country might not generate enough electric power to meet demand. Coming after multiple warnings from regulators, grid operators, and industry experts that enthusiasm for retiring old-school "dirty" generating capacity

By |2023-05-30T08:29:23-04:00May 30th, 2023|Clean Update, Climate Change|

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

New Energy Report Focuses On ITC Building GRID To Meet Growing Electrical Demand

ANN ARBOR - ITC Michigan is the middle business between electric utilities and consumers of electricity - households and businesses. Simon Whitelocke, the ITC Michigan president, joins MITech TV to kick off an educational series, the ITC Energy Report, that will explain not only what ITC does, but the challenges ITC and the electric Grid

By |2022-02-07T09:14:28-05:00February 7th, 2022|Industry 4.0, mitechtv|

Michigan Is Clean Energy Leader In Upper Midwest With 7 Percent Of Electricity From Wind

DETROIT - Michigan is a clean energy leader in the Upper Midwest footprint of the electric grid operator, Midcontinent Independent System Operator, and wind energy is leading the way. According to the American Clean Power Association, Michigan has installed 550 megawatts of wind capacity thus far in 2021, the second most in the MISO North

By |2021-10-29T15:53:18-04:00October 29th, 2021|Clean Update, Climate Change|

Report: Growing Wind Energy In Michigan Could Shave $3.59 Billion Off Electric Bills By 2050

  WARREN – If Michigan doubles its use of wind energy to generate electricity, consumers could save $3.59 billion by the year 2050, while farmers and land owners on which these gigantic wind towers stand could receive millions more each year in land-lease payments, says a new report issued Thursday. A wind vision for new

By |2015-10-09T14:44:10-04:00October 9th, 2015|Clean Update, Featured|