POLITICSMICHIGAN ADVANCE
Michigan lawmakers forge ahead on energy issues as frustrations with utilities remain
Michigan lawmakers introduced legislation to cap energy utilities' return on equity at 8.2%, restrict ratepayer funds from supporting executive compensation and political activities, and mandate independent audits of utility performance. The proposals aim to address consumer frustrations over high energy costs and reliability issues, particularly impacting low-income families and communities of color.
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