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Whitmer and Granholm announce $1.5B loan to restart Palisades nuclear plant - Vimarsana News

Whitmer and Granholm announce $1.5B loan to restart Palisades nuclear plant

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm toured the Holtec Palisades Training Center on Thursday before announcing the federal government’s commitment to offer a $1.5 …

Lawmakers seek to revamp state nuclear policy while regulators evaluate benefits and pitfalls - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers seek to revamp state nuclear policy while regulators evaluate benefits and pitfalls

Members of Michigan’s bipartisan Nuclear Energy Legislative Caucus have introduced a package of bills looking to spur the development of nuclear energy within the state.  Last week, state Reps. …

Personal net zero? Gas utilities pitch offset plans. - Vimarsana News

Personal net zero? Gas utilities pitch offset plans.

The programs aren't eliminating emissions from natural gas. Instead, they're tapping into a huge carbon offset market.

Source: eenews.net
How a clean energy package could put Gretchen Whitmer on the map - Vimarsana News

How a clean energy package could put Gretchen Whitmer on the map

The race to have the most ambitious clean energy agenda at the state level has been playing out for the last decade, if not longer. But a seemingly unexpected Midwestern state might be pulling ahead of climate champions like California — and its governor stands to benefit.

Michigan wants to be a leader in clean energy - Vimarsana News

Michigan wants to be a leader in clean energy

In a turning point for a state long associated with industry and fossil fuels, Michigan passes landmark clean energy legislation.

Source: grist.org