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Consumers Energy closes two coal plants in Essexville - Vimarsana News

Consumers Energy closes two coal plants in Essexville

Consumers Energy closes D.E. Karn Power plants 1 and 2 in Essexville, Bay County

DBusiness Daily Update: Bloomfield Hills Restaurant MEX Reopens with New Look, and More - Vimarsana News

DBusiness Daily Update: Bloomfield Hills Restaurant MEX Reopens with New Look, and More

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

Consumers Energy shuts down 2 coal plants in Bay area - Vimarsana News

Consumers Energy shuts down 2 coal plants in Bay area

Consumers Energy has closed two Karn coal plants in Michigan as part of an ongoing effort to invest in the state’s clean energy.

Consumers Energy reaches agreement on plan to phase out coal by 2025 - Vimarsana News

Consumers Energy reaches agreement on plan to phase out coal by 2025

Consumers Energy Co. announced Wednesday that it has reached a proposed settlement agreement with the Department of Attorney General and other stakeholders for updating its clean energy plan to phase out the use of coal by 2025.The settlement, which will require Public Service Commission approval,…

A Fair Transition for Midwest Coal Counties - Union of Concerned Scientists - Vimarsana News

A Fair Transition for Midwest Coal Counties - Union of Concerned Scientists

A Fair Transition for Midwest Coal Counties Don Barrett/Flickr James Gignac, lead Midwest energy analyst | May 4, 2021, 6:00 am EDT Across the country, including here in the Midwest, we are transitioning away from coal as a fuel source. While this brings important emission reductions and new opportunities for clean energy development, we still don’t do a great job supporting communities and workers who directly affected by the transition away from coal. A new report by UCS and the Utility Workers Union of America (UWUA) aims ...

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