natural gas

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

Michigan's Senate GOP pushed for fast track of Enbridge's Line 5 tunnel construction at a press conference this week. Sen. John Damoose, R-Harbor Springs, took to the podium in an energetic plea to keep things moving.

Natural gas meters can be damaged if they get buried in snow or ice

Heavy snow and ice can take a toll on your home, and officials are asking residents to clean off their roofs and gas meters to prevent further damage

Gas stoves emit pollutants, but ventilation can make a difference

After a supply issue prompted We Energies to ask its customers to turn their thermostats down, the company says that customers can return to using their normal heat

A state-wide energy group can help you keep your energy costs low as we head into the winter

State regulators have approved plans for a $171 million natural gas plant near Wausau, despite opposition from ratepayers, environmentalists and renewable energy advocates.

An analysis done by Wisconsin Public Service predicts the typical residential customer that uses natural gas may pay about $40 more a month this winter compared to last.

Groups such as the Sierra Club say recent studies, including one from the Rocky Mountain Institute, have shown natural-gas facilities are more of a cost burden as opposed to clean-energy projects.