POLICY
Michigan EIBC works to build public and political support for advanced energy in Michigan. Our team offers members unmatched Michigan energy policy expertise, translating member priorities into high-level policy wins that improve the business environment for advanced energy companies in Michigan.
Michigan EIBC Report outlines strategy for vehicle electrification in Michigan
Report outlines strategy for vehicle electrification in Michigan More than 70 organizations convene to determine next steps for Michigan’s fledgling advanced mobility industry LANSING – The Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council today released a report that details recommendations for policymakers, organizations and businesses to help drive Michigan’s advanced mobility industry and position the state for success in the rapidly changing auto industry. The report is the culmination of five…
5th EV Convening: Rate Design & Existing Programs
On Thursday, August 15, Michigan EIBC held its fifth electric vehicle (EV) convening at the Michigan Agency for Energy’s office in Lansing. The meeting – attended by leaders in mobility and energy storage, state regulators, and other interested parties – focused on electric vehicle charging rate design, State of Michigan electric vehicle programs, and the status of utility pilot programs for EV infrastructure deployment. Michigan…
EIBC Hosts 4th EV Convening on Fleet Electrification
On July 18, Michigan EIBC convened electric vehicle (EV) and advanced mobility stakeholders to share information and discuss strategies for electrifying fleets.
Michigan EIBC Holds EV Convening on Charging Infrastructure Deployment
On Thursday, June 14, 2018, Michigan EIBC held its third of five electric vehicle (EV) convenings at the Michigan Agency for Energy’s office in Lansing.
Governor Signs EIBC-backed Anaerobic Digester Bill
Governor Rick Snyder ceremonially signed SB 375. The bill was championed by Sen. Darwin Booher and backed by Michigan EIBC after member companies brought the shortcomings of the Property Assessed Clean Energy Act to light.
Experts Testify Before House Energy Committee on Electric Vehicles
The Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council (Michigan EIBC)and Clean Fuels Michigantoday testified before the House Energy Policy Committee detailing ongoing efforts to advance alternative fuel vehicles in Michigan. They were joined by officials from General Motorsand the Council on Future Mobility.