Energy
New solar program might help Michigan K-12 schools curb energy cost
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The highest expense for schools behind faculty salaries is energy, prompting some districts in Michigan to eye solar savings.
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The highest expense for schools behind faculty salaries is energy, prompting some districts in Michigan to eye solar savings.
Michigan utilities are struggling to provide reliable energy to customers as storms become more frequent and severe.
A new report about combining solar power and farming practices has advocates saying the practice could take hold in Michigan, boosting productivity while providing much needed refuge for bees and other pollinators.
Coastal wind is a strong, consistent power source and Michigan’s more than 3,000 miles of coast could provide double the electricity residents used from all sources in 2019.
Michigan’s energy consumption dropped 5% in 2020 which is 1% more than the national average.
Solar rooftop programs have been growing in Michigan, but they’ve hit a cap on customer participation.
Energy experts say Michigan can make its energy infrastructure more reliable against the effects of climate change by increasing the state’s energy storage capabilities and improving technologies that detect power outages.
Longtime Michigan crusader earned his nickname.
State electricity experts hope former Gov. Jennifer Granholm advances Michigan’s interest in improved transmssion, electric vehicles, wind and solar power.
This year solar energy newcomers and aficionados alike can tour solar powered homes virtually in Michigan and across the nation.