Consumers Energy
public utility in Michigan, United States, that provides natural gas and electricitywww.consumersenergy.com
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Sep 28, 2026
Steve KellyHOST
It's Monday, September 28, 2026.
Steve KellyHOST
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Martin HallGUEST
Well, as you may be aware, there's...
Martin HallGUEST
Consumers Energy is attempting to sell all of their dams.
Martin HallGUEST
You're aware of this? I heard something about that, yeah.
Martin HallGUEST
13 dams they want out of the hydro business.
Jordan RhyneGUEST
He owned a residential property, didn't have a great experience, but liked the technology and was a believer.
Jordan RhyneGUEST
Um, wanted it to pencil, but really the feeling of control, like, like, you know, there've been rate increases in consumers energy territory, I think annually for the past seven years, you know, which is unprecedented and that's happening in a lot of the country.
Jordan RhyneGUEST
So like many people, it wasn't just the cost, it was the fact that it felt like there was nothing you could do, right? You're dealing with a regulated monopoly, and if they're getting approvals to increase rates, you have very few options as a business owner to address energy costs.
Jordan RhyneGUEST
So this was a way to take back control.
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Jordan RhyneGUEST
It does.
Jordan RhyneGUEST
Yeah.
Jordan RhyneGUEST
So it's designed actually offset 110%, which is the max that Consumers Energy allowed.
Jordan RhyneGUEST
So this didn't have as much to do with the modules.
Steve KellyHOST
It's Thursday, September 24th, 2026.
Steve KellyHOST
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SchmittyHOST
It is trending time for this Monday, September 21st, 2026.
SchmittyHOST
This time around, brought to you by Consumers Energy.
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Eric LupherGUEST
So it's the regulated public utilities.
Eric LupherGUEST
So we're primarily talking about consumers energy and DTE.
Eric LupherGUEST
And then it says any government contractor with more than $250,000 in business with a government so that state local government and when you think about everything governments do you know building roads running prisons having having a business that they call government right there's a lot of computers and printers and everything else that goes into that there's a lot of contractors there's a lot of vendors that sell things to the government provide services to the government build buildings for the government And the proposal says, if you do that work, if you are the utility, or if you're one of those contractors, then you cannot give to the candidates for that government.
Eric LupherGUEST
So I live in Livonia, and if I were a contractor, I might be doing business with Ann Arbor or West Bloomfield.
Michael Patrick ShielsHOST
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Michael Patrick ShielsHOST
I know the weather dipped, but Indian summer's on the way, I'm sure, and Consumers Energy wants to help maximize your savings.
Michael Patrick ShielsHOST
You can check out the tips and ways to save, since we're talking about your money, at consumersenergy.com. summer.
Michael Patrick ShielsHOST
And Business Leaders for Michigan wants more jobs, higher personal income, and a healthy economy.
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Friday, September 18th, 2026.
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Kevin DietzHOST
If I vote yes on this proposal, what changes in Michigan politics?
Jordyn HermaniGUEST
So as it stands right now, proposal two would prohibit direct or indirect contributions to Michigan politicians by groups like DTE, Consumers Energy, and companies with more than $250,000 in state government contracts.
Jordyn HermaniGUEST
It would also limit the immediate family members, board members, high ranking officials of these groups from donating as well.
Jordyn HermaniGUEST
Now, already corporations are barred in Michigan from giving to candidates.
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