Consumers announces geothermal energy study, aiming to cut costs and pollution
Consumers Energy announced Thursday it will study the possibility of using geothermal energy to power certain Michigan neighborhoods. The utility company said the renewable technology could cut both ...
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Fire put out at Consumers Energy plant in Bay County, officials say
It took about five hours Monday, Feb. 17, for fire crews to extinguish a blaze at Consumers Energy’s Dan E. Karn Generating ...
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Consumers Energy donates $5 million for winter heating assistance
Consumers Energy has pledged $5 million to help its customers pay their winter heating bills. Consumers Energy ...
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Cause of Consumers fire in Hampton Twp. under investigation
Photos shared by the Frankenlust Township Fire Department, which assisted in tackling the fire, show some of the damage. Public safety said the cause and origin of the fire is under investigation by ...
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Consumers Energy extends decision on future of Michigan hydro dams
JACKSON, MI — Consumers Energy says it may take months longer than expected to decide whether to sell, remove or relicense ...
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Consumers Energy contributes $5 million to help Michiganders with heating bills
Consumers Energy is contributing $5 million to help Michiganders with heating bills, according to a community announcement.
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Consumers Energy clearing trees from 8,000 miles of power lines
The utility is planning to increase the amount of tree and vegetation clearing around power lines to 8,000 miles across Michigan this year.
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AI boom could inflate Michigan power bills. Consumers Energy is proposing safeguards
Data centers powering cloud computing and artificial intelligence can use as much power as a city. Watchdogs say they want to make sure tech companies pay their fair share in Michigan.
Fire breaks out at Consumers Energy facility
Firefighters are battling an electrical transformer fire at a Consumers Energy plant in Bay County. WNEM reports that the fire began shortly after 1:00 p.m. on Feb. 17 at ...