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The Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council (Mi-EIBC), a business group representing companies in Michigan’s advanced energy industry, today responded to a recently issued court decision that discussed the geographic preference found in Michigan’s Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), noting that the law remains valid, and continues to generate significant economic benefits for the state.
Traverse City, Michigan dedicated a new community solar installation on Friday.
Michigan, the U.S. automobile manufacturing hub, showcased the variety of electric vehicles available this week at the Michigan Electric Vehicle Show.
The Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council today hailed the announcement by the U.S. Department of Energy that it was launching a Clean Energy Manufacturing Initiative, and called for the Manufacturing Innovation Institute described in the announcement to be based in Michigan.
In its presentation today as part of Governor Snyder’s energy listening session in Detroit, the Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council (Mi-EIBC) highlighted the ways in which advanced energy increases the reliability and performance of the electrical grid, as well as reducing risk to ratepayers.
Offshore wind was in the news this week, as Massachusetts’ flagship project, Cape Wind, welcomed a Japanese bank as its lead lender.
Mi-EIBC highlights economic contributions of advanced energy to the Michigan economy and rapid decline in advanced energy costs in presentation to Governor Snyder's energy listening session.
A new report from the Michigan Public Service Commission shows that renewable energy has generated $1.8 billion in investment in Michigan, and that DTE Energy’s three wind projects in the Thumb have a total economic impact of $150 million.
Michigan’s renewable energy standard is boosting Michigan’s economy, attracting investment, and creating jobs according to a new report released by the Michigan Public Service Commission.
More than 100 industry leaders, policymakers and others turned out for M-iEIBC’s recent Energy 101 forum. Participants heard from lawmakers, utilities, leading advanced energy companies and members of the Michigan Public Service Commission.
GigaOM examines the use of "Advanced Energy" as a term to define a segment broader than cleantech and clean energy and reports on the "Economic Impacts of Advanced Energy."
The Mi-EIBC Board has appointed Dan Scripps as the new Mi-EIBC president. Scripps, an attorney and former state legislator, joins Mi-EIBC from the Washington D.C. office of Latham & Watkins LLP, where he was active in the firm’s energy finance practice. He succeeds Lauren Bigelow, who has served as interim president since June.