When Christine’s not helping secure the grid from a helicopter, she’s hunting, boating, skiing, fishing or running a 5K. Hard to catch—but always there when it matters. And our customers can count on that.
Our new weather stations in Clare are collecting more data than ever before, including soil moisture and humidity. These insights help us better predict wildfire risk and help protect customers across northern Michigan today — and eventually statewide. 🌤️🔥
In 2026, we’re trimming 9,000+ miles of power lines to help reduce outages. 🌳⚡
Proactive line clearing helps keep the lights on — even when storms hit. You can count on us to secure the grid.
A brighter forecast ahead.
We’re installing 100 weather stations by 2027 to provide real-time data that helps restore power faster and keep crews safer during emergencies. A great example of technology and teamwork in action.
Heads up, Michigan! Another round of storms is expected this afternoon, and our storm center is already keeping a close eye on conditions and preparing for any potential outages.
With severe weather and strong winds in the forecast, now is a good time to charge devices and make sure you have what you need in case the power goes out. Staying prepared today can make a big difference if storms move through your area.
We'll be ready to respond and restore service as safely and quickly as possible if outages occur.
The National Cherry Festival in Traverse City is one of Michigan’s favorite summer traditions. We were proud to partner with the festival for this year’s Community Royale Parade and join thousands of Michiganders in celebrating everything that makes this event so special.
From the air, we can see more.
Christine and team use multi-sensor cameras on helicopters to find issues early—so we can fix them before outages happen. It’s smarter maintenance that helps improve reliability and manage costs.
We are proud to join Battle Creek neighbors at the Day of Hope & Community Carnival! 💙
From energy assistance resources and EV education to our Education Trailer and family activities, it was a great day connecting with the community. Thanks to everyone who stopped by!
Our plans and routines might change in the summer, but with budget planning, your statements can stay consistent and predictable. Learn more about budget plan and how you can enroll today!
⚡ Today we celebrate our lineworkers.
They strengthen the grid every day—and when storms hit, they work around the clock to restore power for our customers.
We’re thankful for their dedication and service. 💙
As restoration efforts come to a close, we want to extend our sincere gratitude to our customers, communities, and crews who helped us through a challenging stretch of weather.
To those who experienced outages, we recognize the disruption and frustration that comes with being without power. Thank you for your patience as crews worked around the clock and remain committed to working until everyone is restored, safely bringing service back to our communities.
To our lineworkers, field teams, and support staff, thank you for your dedication, long hours, and commitment to reconnecting homes, businesses, and neighborhoods as quickly and safely as possible.
Thank you to everyone who played a part in helping our communities recover and move forward. 💙
Checking in from the field, where crews continue restoring power for customers affected by the ongoing storms. We know that for many, these outages have disrupted routines, added stress, and made the last week more difficult.
To our neighbors who are waiting for service to be restored, we're truly sorry for the continued inconvenience. Our crews remain in the field around the clock, working steadily to restore power to every customer as safely as possible.
Thank you for your patience and understanding during this challenging time.
As this holiday weekend draws to an end, we thank you.
We know this outage has disrupted plans, celebrations, and everyday life; and we know many of you are tired of waiting.
Our crews are still out working, and they'll continue working until the last customer who can safely be restored has power again. We don't take your patience for granted, and we're grateful for the opportunity to keep earning your trust.
Thank you for sticking with us.
Across Michigan this morning, crews continue working to restore power to homes affected by Friday’s storms. Through this holiday weekend, our teams are working around the clock to safely restore service.
To those still without power, we know this outage has disrupted your Fourth of July weekend, your plans, and the comfort of your home. We understand how frustrating and difficult that can be, and we're truly sorry. Every part of our organization is focused on restoring power safely and as quickly as possible, and we appreciate your patience as we continue this work.
Today should be about family, friends, fireworks, and making memories.
We know that being without power on the Fourth of July is more than an inconvenience—it's a disruption to traditions, celebrations, and time spent with the people you love. If you're impacted by today's outages, please know that we understand your frustration and disappointment.
Behind every outage is a family trying to enjoy a holiday weekend, and that's not lost on us. Our crews are working as safely and quickly as possible to restore power and help get your celebrations back on track.
❤️ Thank you for your patience and trust this Fourth of July. We're committed to keeping you informed every step of the way.
Michigan, we hear you and we see you. We know you have questions about the storm response in your area and how crews work to restore power to Michigan homes.
We're here to help. There's a team effort happening right now across the state to restore service to Michiganders as quickly and safely as possible.
As we celebrate our nation's 250th birthday, know our crews will stay hard at work across the state, working around the clock to restore power to those impacted by yesterday's storms.
Crews are working to remove fallen trees that have downed wires and poles. But we know that work takes time, and it can be challenging and disruptive for you and your holiday plans.
That's why every available resource is focused on getting service restored safely and as quickly as conditions allow.
We appreciate your patience and support as we work to bring every customer back online.
Powerful storms today have caused outages for many of our neighbors across southern Michigan. Our crews are already working hard to get power back online as safely and quickly as possible. They'll be working through the holiday so everyone can enjoy America's 250th birthday.
If you've been affected by today's storms, be sure to check our outage center for more information, and remember these important storm safety tips:
1 - Stay away from any downed power lines. If you see a line down, call 9-1-1, then call us at 800-477-5050.
2 - If you see crews on the road tonight, please give them space to work.
Big things are happening in Saginaw.
We’re proud to support the Saginaw Medical Diamond by relocating service lines — work that will help shape downtown for years to come.
Yesterday, our co-workers rolled up their sleeves to help paint a home for Macomb Habitat for Humanity. With support from Consumers Energy Corporate Giving, this project is helping bring a new home to life for a local family in Macomb County. 💙💚