Sen. Mike Nofs opposes legislation that would allow more electric choice competition in Michigan Mlive, 4/25/2012 Guest column: Legislation to expand customer choice puts Michigan's energy future in trouble Mlive, 4/04/2012 DTE Energy hits $50M in savings with energy efficiency programs Model D, 3/20/2012 Report: Consumers Energy on track to meet state's renewable energy standard Mlive, 2/16/2012 Consumers Energy customers would pay $350 million in annual fixed costs if electric-choice law changed, spokesman says Jackson City Patriot, 2/6/2012 Consumers, DTE making progress on 10% renewable energy requirement by 2015 Detroit Free Press, 12/28/2011 M.P.S.C. ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS EXCEED TARGETS Gongwer, 12/1/2011 Lawmaker says there is no need to open up Michigan's electric market to more competition Jackson City Patriot, 11/21/2011 Nofs Sees No Need For Choice Cap Alteration Gongwer, 11/16/2011 Biz Advocates Keep Current Energy Laws MIRS, 11/1/2011 Business Groups Say Energy Law Doesn't Need Tinkering Gongwer, 10/31/2011 Michigan’s energy policy benefits families, businesses The Center for Michigan, 7/21/2011 Editorial- GILBERT Michigan’s 2008 energy policy shows what can happen when government, private sector work well together The Oakland Press, 7/29/2011 Michigan’s energy market just fine The Detroit News, 6/1/2011
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House Bill 5503 and Senate Bill 1035 would dismantle Michigan’s energy policy to allow more out-of-state energy marketers into the state’s energy market. The Michigan Jobs & Energy Coalition strongly opposes this legislation and encourages you to help us stop it by taking action below.
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