We are the Alliance for Michigan Power: citizens working to support reliable, affordable, sustainable energy for everyone in Michigan, now and in the future.
Consumers Energy recently closed two coal plants in Bay County. The closure of Karn 1 and 2 helps get Consumers closer to retiring coal by 2025. Our local energy providers are working towards a future where our energy is clean, affordable, and reliable. https://t.co/lXpX9iaP63
Performance-based rates – what are they and how do they affect the future of Michigan’s energy? Read our latest blog post about Michigan Public Service Commission’s newest workgroup and how their findings can impact reliable energy in our state. https://t.co/058CGwQpkw
Our local energy providers are working toward their clean energy goals & are reviewing the EPA's proposal to cut greenhouse gas emissions. Consumers Energy & DTE are working to retire coal and invest in renewables to keep energy reliable & affordable. https://t.co/Z0yxl8rkL7
New poll shows Michigan voters overwhelmingly understand the need for clean, safe, reliable, and affordable energy to power our state. https://t.co/TMKcgmgWfQ
DTE Energy recently filed its Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). Learn more and share your comments with the Michigan Public Service Commission. https://t.co/anns28ZIlD
#Michigan’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) process plays a critical role in bringing affordable, reliable, and increasingly clean electricity to state households and businesses. Check out AMP’s latest blog to learn more. https://t.co/ZVlzZ7Wvnh
#Michigan local energy provider @DTE_Energy recently released their roadmap for generating and delivering reliable, affordable, and increasingly clean electricity over the next 20 years. It’s an important milestone on the road to net zero carbon emissions. https://t.co/9FXDePAhjX
There are many ways that #Michigan households can help our state reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050, such as using energy efficient appliances; enrolling in your utility’s green energy program; and choosing an electric vehicle (EV) when you get a new ride.
#Michigan is on a path to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050. This means we’ll eliminate carbon emissions by capturing and storing carbon safely in trees or underground or eliminating them altogether. When you add it up, the sum will be a net total of zero carbon emissions.
The State of #Michigan is taking a critical step to cut its own carbon footprint with a plan to power more than 1,250 government building with clean energy provided by Consumers Energy. https://t.co/NJXqa0e9CW
Michigan is expanding its solar energy capacity thanks to a historic clean energy agreement between @Ford and @DTE_Energy. This deal represents another milestone in our state’s journey to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050. https://t.co/KQgwxiNCaB
In 2021, #Michigan led the nation in energy-sector job growth, beating out Texas, California, and Florida. Smart energy investments help cut carbon emissions and create good jobs. https://t.co/x0Nq6oY56R
The results of AMP’s candidate questionnaire are live. We asked candidates where they stand on key energy issues impacting Michiganders. Check out the results: https://t.co/Ql5k66qOIY
Michigan is on a journey to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. We took a huge step in 2008 when the state legislature passed the Clean, Renewable, and Efficiency Energy Act, requiring 10% of power to come from renewables by 2015. Learn more: https://t.co/cuHQD47iYA
The MI Healthy Climate Plan builds on smart energy policies that are already helping Michigan make progress toward our goal of net zero carbon emissions. Learn more in the latest AMP blog: https://t.co/QdQUD9A6AB
A growing number of Michiganders are accessing clean energy by participating in voluntary renewable energy programs. DTE Energy’s MIGreenPower just hit 50K residential customers, making it one of the largest such programs in the country. https://t.co/AxesXMwYFC
Today’s investments in modernizing and strengthening Michigan’s electric grid are paving the way for our clean energy future. Learn more in the latest AMP blog: https://t.co/ZYsDMPcVXt
AMP urges Michiganders to explore—and sign up for—a voluntary green pricing program in 2022. These fair, affordable programs give you the option to purchase renewable energy and help our state move toward net zero carbon emissions. https://t.co/4p5YWo1uZy
Did you know Michigan receives federal funding to help Michiganders pay their heating bills? The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program is a federal program with more than $160 million to help Michigan families. Learn more about LIHEAP and sign up at https://t.co/DUxbo8sCsX.