This wind newsletter was originally published on May 25, 2018. Member Highlight: Siemens Gamesa Pursues Hybrid Advanced Energy Projects Michigan EIBC member company Siemens Gamesa, a wind turbine manufactu...
This newsletter was originally published on May 23, 2018. Michigan EIBC Applauds DTE and Consumers for New Advanced Energy Commitments On Friday, May 18, Michigan’s two largest utilities – DTE Energ...
This solar newsletter was originally published on May 18, 2018. Michigan EIBC Testifies on Energy Freedom Bill Package On May 1, State Representatives Gary Glenn (R-Williams Township), Yousef Rabhi (D-Ann Ar...
On Friday, May 18, Michigan's two largest utilities - DTE Energy and Consumers Energy - announced new advanced energy commitments. The utilities will both commit to 25% renewable energy and 25% energy efficienc...
This newsletter was originally published on May 16, 2018. Michigan EIBC Testifies on Energy Freedom Bill Package On Tuesday May 15, the House Energy Committee held a hearing on the Energy Freedom bill package...
This storage newsletter was originally published on May 11, 2018. Annual Member Meeting Highlights Excitement Around Storage On April 30, Michigan EIBC hosted its 6th Annual Member Meeting at the Radisson Ho...
This newsletter was published on May 9, 2018. EIBC Members Met with Over 20 Legislators on Lobby Day On May 1, Michigan EIBC member companies spread out across the Capitol to discuss advanced energy issues...
Michigan EIBC President, Liesl Clark, Michigan EIBC staff, and representatives from Michigan CAT attended the formal bill signing. Yesterday, Governor Rick Snyder ceremonially signed SB 375. The bill was cham...
This newsletter was originally published on May 5, 2018. Over 200 Attend Annual Member Meeting for Talks on Siting, Grid Modernization, Storage, and More On April 30, Michigan EIBC hosted its 6thAnnual Membe...
On May 1, Michigan EIBC member companies spread out across the Capitol to discuss advanced energy issues with Michigan’s legislature. Ten Michigan EIBC member companies sent eighteen people who gathered at Dy...