News & Fun in Michigan
Michigan’s Upper Thumb is considered the wind capital for Great Lakes Wind Energy. It’s a topic that has divided many communities but is held as one of the many answers to climate change. We cover local news about wind and solar projects in Mid-Michigan and the Thumb.
Here are some of our Great Lakes Wind Energy posts from over the years.
Consumers Energy is enhancing grid reliability in Michigan using Automated Transfer Reclosers (ATRs), which help prevent outages for over 72,000 customers. In 2024, ATRs reduced potential downtime by 350,000 hours, aligning with the company’s goal to improve service frequency and restoration times amid severe weather challenges.
A common question. How much solar power do I need to run my house? We talked to the experts to find some rules of thumb for solar installs.
Homeowners have a wide variety of choices to implement renewable energy systems during their next build or remodel.
This article will focus on the seven diverse renewable energy systems that homeowners can implement and use.
The Michigan Public Service Commission has allocated nearly $21 million in grants to support renewable energy projects, aligning with the MI Healthy Climate Plan’s goals for carbon neutrality by 2050. Notable recipients include Alpena Community College and the City of Ann Arbor, emphasizing public-private partnerships and addressing energy needs in underserved communities.
The Thumb Loop project will be the base of transmission system designed to meet the identified maximum wind energy potential of the Thumb region.
Michigan solar energy is revolutionizing the state’s approach to power. Discover how cost-effective solar solutions and incentives are making Michigan a leader in renewable energy.
We provide tips on finding affordable energy rates for businesses in Michigan. We discuss the importance of using energy comparison sites, contract length and costs, type of energy being used, and customer support. By considering these factors, businesses can potentially save a lot of money on their energy bills.
The auto industry is ever-evolving, and Michigan, the epicenter of automobile manufacturing, is riding the wave of this evolution. A huge question is looming – is Michigan ready for electric vehicles? It’s a fair question.
