2024 Report – Michigan Increases Renewable Energy Goals Amid Challenges – Solar Energy Soars

Michigan has set ambitious renewable energy targets, aiming for 50% by 2030 and 60% by 2035 under Public Act 235 of 2023. Despite challenges like supply chain issues and local opposition, solar energy is leading new installations, with significant growth in distributed generation. Legislative support aims to streamline project approvals and expand renewable capacity.

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Local vs. State Power Grab – 70 Michigan Towns Go to Court Over Renewable Energy Rules

Over 70 municipalities in Michigan, represented by Foster Swift, are appealing an MPSC ruling that limits local control over renewable energy regulations. They argue the decision undermines their authority and could lead to risky state-driven projects. The legal challenge aims to restore local oversight and ensure community needs are prioritized in energy development.

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From Solar Arrays to Microgrids: MPSC’s $21 Million Grants Fund Michigan’s Clean Energy Future

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.

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