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Michigan lawmakers push to rein in energy rates, hold utility companies accountable
Michigan lawmakers are proposing competing plans to address rising energy rates and utility company accountability, with Democrats introducing a three-bill package called the 'Ratepayer Bill of Rights' and Republicans advancing their own measures focused on affordability and reliability. The debate follows concerns over high summer bills and storm-related outages, with both parties citing the need for improved service and cost controls.
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