Lansing – Due to widespread power outages across Michigan over the July 4th weekend, state regulators have launched a broad investigation into how energy companies handled the disruptions that affected hundreds of thousands of residents amidst extremely dangerous weather conditions. The investigation includes the state’s two major energy providers, Detroit-based DTE Energy and Jackson-based Consumers Energy, who are required to submit reports to…
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Lansing – Due to widespread power outages across Michigan over the July 4th weekend, state regulators have launched a broad investigation into how energy companies handled the disruptions that affected hundreds of thousands of residents amidst extremely dangerous weather conditions. The investigation includes the state’s two major energy providers, Detroit-based DTE Energy and Jackson-based Consumers Energy, who are required to submit reports to…