MISO remains committed to beefing up and making information from its generation retirement studies more public.

Stakeholders are seeking a FERC rehearing of MISO’s seasonal auction design, while the RTO wants it to reconsider its minimum capacity obligation.

Michigan lawmakers proposed new consumer protections against utility blackouts, requiring customer credits that would increase the longer an outage lasts.

MISO’s subregional cost allocation plan for its long-range transmission projects found both devotees and critics at FERC this week.

Rooftop solar supporters are pressing the chair of Michigan’s House Energy Committee to enact a bill ending the state’s 1% cap on distributed energy.

Solar energy advocates squared off against Michigan’s largest utilities over legislation that would require state regulators to set rules for community solar.

Ann Arbor is considering creating of Michigan's first “sustainable energy utility” to drive energy efficiency, renewable power and microgrids.

Environmentalists are urging Michigan lawmakers to end the 1% cap on rooftop solar after state regulators concluded there was no need for the limit.

Michigan regulators propose tightened rules for restoring electric service after blackouts, responding to August storms that left many without power.

The Michigan PSC issued an emergency order requiring investor-owned utilities to report on their efforts to mitigate damage and outages from severe weather.