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.
Fact Sheet: Electric Vehicle Fast Facts
EVs are the future of transportation and the global auto industry is moving fast to claim it. However, misinformation about EVs persists among American consumers. We've compiled some fast facts about what EVs truly offer in terms of savings, safety, and environmental benefits to people and businesses. MIEIBC+CFM_EV fast facts 2025.v2Download
Fact Sheet: EVs and Road Funding
EV drivers already pay more in state taxes than internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle drivers. Check out our fact sheet outlining how implementing HB 4183 would add another $100 to EV registration taxes. CFM+MIEIBC_FactSheet_EVTaxes_2025-0826Download
Fact Sheet: Clean Fuel and Charging Infrastructure Program
On June 11, the Institute for Energy Innovation held an Energy 101 Lunch & Learn on the importance of investing in the advanced energy sector and communities across the state at times of instability. The fact sheet below highlights the Clean Fuel and Charging Infrastructure program. Fact Sheet_MIEIBC+CFM_Bill 181_2025-0606-prDownload
Fact Sheet: Renewable Ready Communities Program
On June 11, the Institute for Energy Innovation held an Energy 101 Lunch & Learn on the importance of investing in the advanced energy sector and communities across the state at times of instability. The fact sheet below highlights the Renewable Ready Communities program. Fact Sheet_MIEIBC_MI Grants_2025-0606_prDownload
Letter Regarding SOAR and Road Funding
On March 11, Michigan EIBC and Clean Fuels Michigan sent a letter to state legislators and Governor Whitmer regarding the SOAR Fund and road funding issues. Find the letter below. EIBC and Clean Fuels_SOAR_Road funding letter_VFDownload
Michigan EIBC Calls For Approval of Tranche 2 Transmission Lines ‘Without Delay’
Michigan EIBC has sent a letter to John Bear, CEO of the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO), the transmission grid operator for most of the Midwest and central U.S., calling for swift approval of Tranche 2, the next set of multi-billion dollar transmission lines part of MISO’s long-range transmission planning process. “MISO’s system continues to strain under the burden of increasingly frequent and severe weather…