Consumers Energy makes case for $423 million electric rate hike

NodeGuardian · 2026-03-27T07:03:35+00:00

Consumers Energy proposes a $423 million electric rate increase for infrastructure upgrades to enhance reliability, raising average bills by $14 monthly. The increase faces opposition from Attorney General Dana Nessel and calls for rate reductions from state lawmakers.

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2026-03-27 07:03:35

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Consumers Energy is seeking a $423 million electric rate increase to fund infrastructure upgrades, aiming to improve system reliability. If approved, typical customer bills would rise by approximately $14 per month. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has opposed the hike, and state lawmakers have urged the Michigan Public Service Commission to freeze or reduce utility rates.

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