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Michigan power company seeks "ice storm" exemption over customer credits required for extended outages

  • Alpena Power Company requested a waiver from a state law requiring customer credits on April 17.
  • The company argues a late March ice storm caused extensive damage meeting an "act of God" exemption.
  • The storm resulted in downed trees, impassable roads, and damaged power equipment.
  • State law requires $40 credits daily for eligible customers without power.
  • State officials pursue federal disaster aid following the storm's widespread impact.
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wdet.org broke the news in on Monday, April 21, 2025.
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