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Thousands Still Without Power in Genesee County
Thousands Still Without Power in Genesee County
Thousands Still Without Power in Genesee County
Consumers Energy says work continued through the night to try and restore electrical service to thousands of customers affected by strong thunderstorms that swept across eastern Michigan on Monday afternoon and evening. Statewide, more than 27,600 Consumers Energy electric customers are without power primarily in the Flint, Saginaw and Midland areas...
Consumers Energy Offers Storm Preparation Tips
Consumers Energy Offers Storm Preparation Tips
Consumers Energy Offers Storm Preparation Tips
With an expected winter storm to bring heavy and wet snow across much of the state late Thursday and Friday, Consumers Energy is offering up storm preparation tips for before, during and after. Garrick Rochow, Consumers Energy's vice president of energy delivery, says the utility company is making preparations to respond to any electrical service interruptions that may result from the storm... Rea
Consumers Reminds Public That Utility Land Off Limits to Hunters
Consumers Reminds Public That Utility Land Off Limits to Hunters
Consumers Reminds Public That Utility Land Off Limits to Hunters
As the hunting seasons get under way in Michigan, Consumers Energy is reminding the public that hunting isn’t allowed on the utility’s property. The ban protects the safety of neighbors, utility workers and others. It also addresses the concerns of neighboring landowners that irresponsible hunters will use Consumers Energy property to trespass. “We are...
Home Heating Credit Still Available to Qualifying Customers
Home Heating Credit Still Available to Qualifying Customers
Home Heating Credit Still Available to Qualifying Customers
Consumers Energy encourages qualifying residential customers who have not yet received a Home Heating Credit this year to file for a State of Michigan Home Heating Credit available through September 30, 2012. Qualifying Michigan residents can get help paying their heating bills...

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