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.
Comments on DTE’s Transportation Electrification Plan
In June 2026, Michigan EIBC and Advanced Energy United submitted comments to the Michigan Public Service Commission on DTE's Transportation Electrification Plan. U-21538 Michigan EIBCUnited-2026 DTE TEP Comments_VFDownload
Comments on EV Charger Requirements
In March 2026, Michigan EIBC and Clean Fuels Michigan submitted comments to the Federal Highway Administration on its proposed modification of the waiver of Buy America requirements for electric vehicle chargers. MIEIBC_CFM Comments to FHWA re BABA Revision.26.03.13Download
Comments on Transmission Siting
Back in October 2025, Michigan EIBC submitted comments with Clean Grid Alliance and Advanced Energy United on the MPSC's draft guidelines to improve the siting process for high-voltage transmission lines. 2025.10.13-U-21930-Comments-on-Act-30-Guidelines_VF-2Download
Comments on Data Center Generation
On December 5, 2025, Michigan EIBC and Advanced Energy United submitted comments urging the Michigan Strategic Fund Board to require data centers to demonstrate they can be powered by 90% clean energy. 25.12.05-Letter to Michigan Strategic Fund_EIBC and UnitedDownload
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 2026.03.25Download
Fact Sheet: EV Registration Taxes
EV drivers already pay more in state taxes than internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle drivers. Check out our fact sheet outlining how implementing SB 593 would achieve tax parity for all Michigan drivers without significantly impacting road funding. MIEIBC.SB593 EV Registration Taxes OnePager.FINALDownload