Consumers Energy

It's kind of hard to imagine hot Michigan summers and air conditioning right now, but it's worth thinking about if it can save you money. Consumers Energy is offering customers $25 and a monthly credit to place a new device on their air conditioners which will make the air conditioner run shorter cycles.

Grand Valley State University, Consumers Energy and Allendale Township installed six temporary lighting towers on 48th Avenue over the weekend. They will continue to work together to install permanent street lights by housing near the Allendale Campus.

A Grand Rapids Public Schools senior’s painting depicting the evolution of electricity production in Michigan has earned her a $1,000 college scholarship and prominent display of her winning creation in downtown Grand Rapids as ArtPrize heads into its final week.

Western Michigan University has taken a major step to contribute to the creation of renewable energy in Michigan. WMU's partnership with Consumers Energy has opened a new solar power plant on campus.

Every year, on a Tuesday morning in the first week in August, I move the radio show, Andy in the Morning, to Consumers Energy on Clay Avenue, SW. I broadcast for a few hours, along with Eva Aguirre Cooper from WOOD-TV, to promote National Night Out. Well, guess what? Tomorrow is the day!

Consumers Energy's first solar power plant has opened. The plant is located on Grand Valley State University property. Take a unique look at the solar power plant with aerial and time-lapse views.

Last week at Grand Valley State University, Consumers Energy celebrated its first solar power plant. The plant covers 17 acres and includes 11,000 Michigan-made solar panels.

Consumers Energy's seven oldest coal plants are shutting down by April 15 after more than 60 years in Michigan.

Consumers Energy is advising extreme caution when on or near open water surrounding its generating and hydroelectric plants.

The Michigan Public Service Commission is investigating the billing and estimated usage practices of Consumers Energy in response to customer complaints.

Consumers Energy says a relatively mild winter and the lowest natural gas price in nearly 15 years are combining to reduce this winter’s heating bills by an average of $200 per household compared to a year ago.

As of 4:30PM on Sunday, approximately 6,000 Consumers Energy customers remained without service from the Christmas Eve storm. Now, nearly all customers have had power restored. If you are still without power, Consumers Energy is asking you to contact them.