electricity

Wisconsin Public Service encourages customers to get in touch if they are behind on their payments

Typical residential customer could see $20 increase in We Energies monthly electric bill, $16 in WPS electric bill by 2028

Users see lower costs and utilities seem to benefit, as the redistributed demand results in less of a spike in the early evening

Wisconsin’s largest utilities are not keeping up with commitments to reduce fossil fuels, according to the Dirty Truth report from the Sierra Club, which gave both We Energies and WEC Energy Group "F" grades

Wisconsinites continue to speak out about how proposed utility rate hikes over the next two years would personally impact them

In Michigan, EV adoption is growing but still modest, making up about 4% of all registered vehicles in the state, which is about 310,000 EVs out of 8 million total vehicles on state roads

As Michigan aims to support 2 million electric vehicles by 2030, the new "Equitable EV Action Plan Framework" could help local leaders with the transition

Ending the tax credit could deal a major blow to both the EV market and the country's clean-energy goals

Wisconsin Public Service urges customers who have gotten behind to reach out as soon as possible

Wisconsin's largest utility provider is seeking approval for a new gas plant to help meet growing electricity demand, but a new report argues there are better ways to create a more reliable energy grid