March 17, 2016 Report: US generators face $2B in lost revenues from rooftop solar; Green bank in Michigan could reel in $3B in private investment; DTE Energy announces $1.4B pipeline upgrade plan in Michigan; Wisconsin lawmakers pass legislation trimming efficiency program
As more homes install rooftop solar, a report from ICF International finds that grid operators plan to cut the amount of conventional generation they purchase starting in 2019.
The Union of Concerned Scientists said the state of Michigan could leverage $105 million to attract billions in private investment if it utilizes the "green bank" concept.
The utility said it will modernize its cast iron and steel main pipelines as well as make upgrades at compressor stations and install advanced metering.
A Missouri senator proposes amending the state's century-old utility law to allow for more frequent, and predictable, rate increases, but critics say it could lead to weaker regulatory oversight.
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