Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council

The Business Voice of Advanced Energy in Michigan

Why Join?

Michigan EIBC’s mission is to grow Michigan’s advanced energy economy by fostering opportunities for innovation and business growth and offering a unified voice in creating a business-friendly environment for the advanced energy industry in Michigan.

WHY JOIN MICHIGAN EIBC?

Stay Informed

Stay up to date about current news and policy that impact your business.

Exert Influence

Help guide the industry with a unified voice for Michigan’s advanced energy.

Build Relationships

Join the community of industry leaders that are growing the advanced energy economy.

“The access that they’re able to provide to each of the key stakeholders is unparalleled. The interface that we have with EIBC gives us the confidence that we have great stewardship in the details, where it matters.”

Matt McGovern, Cypress Creek Renewables

“Michigan EIBC brings so much value to Michigan SAVES. It gives us the opportunity to tell our story, it helps us to recruit more people into our contractor network, it allows us to spread the word.”

Mary Templeton, Michigan SAVES

“As a group they’ve been the most successful at progressing advanced energy issues at the state level.”

Kevin O'Connell, Michigan CAT

“Michigan EIBC actually invites us to the table. The value of relationships of other leaders and innovators in energy in Michigan and across the country is [significant].”

Carla Walker-Miller, Walker-Miller Energy Services

About Michigan EIBC

Membership in Michigan EIBC makes you part of the only trade association dedicated to and focused on the companies doing business across Michigan’s advanced energy economy, and also offers a host of other member-only benefits.

FEATURED ARTICLES

August 22, 2019

Energy Storage Interconnections Keep Growing Faster, Upcoming Michigan EIBC EV Convening and Gala

Welcome to the weekly newsletter of the Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council (Michigan EIBC), the business voice for advanced energy in Michigan. Here’s what’s new this week: A Strong Residential Market Drives Energy Storage Interconnections in 2018 Over 760 MWh of energy storage were interconnected in 2018, up 44.9% from 2017, with residential energy storage showing particularly strong growth at 500.1%, according to the Smart Electric…

August 17, 2019

A Path Forward for PURPA Projects, American Wind Week, Global Renewable Energy Jobs

Welcome to the weekly newsletter of the Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council (Michigan EIBC), the business voice for advanced energy in Michigan. Here’s what’s new this week: Consumers Energy Settlement Could Clear Path For Solar Projects Under the terms of a proposed settlement agreement, Consumers Energy says it plans to connect 584 MW of solar projects to its system before 2024 and contract with those projects under…

August 9, 2019

New Initiative From Gov. Whitmer, Michigan CAT Interview and Powerley

Michigan EIBC Applauds Gov. Whitmer For New Advanced Energy Opportunities On Aug. 8 Gov. Whitmer announced that she has directed a number of state agencies to pursue renewable energy and energy efficiency practices, including reductions in energy use and the installation of on-site solar.Whitmer presented the initiative as a chance for Michigan state government to “lead by example,” encouraging the private sector to embrace…