The Business Voice of Advanced Energy in Michigan

Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council’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.

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Governor Whitmer accepts our 2022 Public Official of the Year award

WHY JOIN MICHIGAN EIBC?

Stay Informed

Stay up to date on current energy news and policies 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 who are growing the advanced energy economy.

"We have been a member of Michigan EIBC for several years. In addition to the policy information and support, our membership has led to several business opportunities which resulted in completed energy projects.”

Kevin O'Connell, Michigan CAT

"From legislative and regulatory advocacy to business development opportunities, Michigan EIBC engages with a wide array of stakeholders to turn goals into policies that promote a robust clean energy economy in Michigan.”

Danielle Changala, Ranger Power

“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

"We are a member of Michigan EIBC because it is the absolute best way to stay on top of what is happening in the state. The advanced energy industry is ever-changing, and Michigan EIBC asks the right questions and provides us with much-needed answers.”

Erin Kricher, Invenergy

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

April 9, 2026

Newsletter: Consumers rate case, NEVI funds, and more

On March 27, the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) issued a final order in the Consumers Energy rate case (U-21870), approving a $276 million rate increase.

April 2, 2026

Newsletter: New team member, battery manufacturing report, and more

We're excited to welcome Abby Larky-Savin, who is joining Michigan EIBC and the Institute for Energy Innovation as a Business Development Associate. She previously worked as a Sustainability Consultant at Weaver, driving internal internal sustainability and guiding clients through voluntary and mandatory sustainability reporting.

March 26, 2026

Newsletter: Michigan EIBC at ACEEE and ACP Forums

Michigan EIBC’s Senior Director of Policy, Grace Michienzi, delivered a presentation on the roadmap for efficient and all-electric homes in Michigan at the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy’s 2026 Hot Water & Hot Air Forums.