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Michigan lags in charging stations for electric vehicles

By Capital News Service | December 8, 2015

Experts say the state doesn’t have many electric cars, so it doesn’t need many stations.

Energy

Large solar dawns in Michigan, but residential incentives may sunset

By Colleen Otte | December 4, 2015

Michigan may soon see a 50-megawatt solar panel installation, but residential incentives may be in jeopardy.

Energy

Michigan frack report explores options

By Courtney Bourgoin | November 18, 2015

The University of Michigan illuminates the unknowns of fracking in Michigan.

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Opponents say energy bills benefit utilities

By Capital News Service | November 18, 2015

They say the proposed legislation shifts Michigan’s focus from renewable energy.

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Declining car ownership, fuel efficiency challenge transportation funding

By Capital News Service | November 10, 2015

Millennials’ preference for public transportation, bicycles cause financial concerns for transportation agencies.

Energy

Illinois second most improved state for energy efficiency

By Morgan Linn | November 10, 2015

Other Great Lakes states lead in several energy efficiency categories.

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Push underway to expand fast Internet service in rural areas

By Amelia Havanec | November 4, 2015

Pockets of the Michigan still struggle with slow broadband Internet speeds.

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Michigan’s move toward clean energy picks up steam

By Capital News Service | November 4, 2015

A new EPA standard could push Michigan more quickly toward clean energy.

Energy

App shows energy sources, emails preferences to state officials

By Colleen Otte | October 30, 2015

Users can adjust their preferred mix of energy sources. Solar and wind are favorites.

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Universities collect improved Great Lakes wind data

By Courtney Bourgoin | October 28, 2015

The data comes from weather stations, buoys and satellites and could improve wind turbine siting.

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Environmental news of the Great Lakes region from the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism at Michigan State University.

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