Energy Supply Plan

Count On Us for Reliable Energy

Every day, 8,000 people power 6.8 million Michigan lives. Our mission? To make sure you have the energy you need, when you need it, in a way that doesn’t harm the great state we call home.

Save Energy and Money

Energy Saving Programs at Home

Take control of your energy use in your home with efficiency programs and rebates.

Programs for Home

Energy Saving Programs at Work

Leap ahead of the competition by making small changes to manage your business’s energy use for improved profitability, safety and results.

Programs for Business

The Impact of Changing Our Energy Habits

Our Planet

We created one of the first renewable energy plants in Michigan and have never shied away from making big changes to protect our planet.
About Renewable Energy in Michigan

Your Budget

Michigan’s energy future will be built on smarter, more efficient energy use. This is good for the planet and good for our customers’ bills. We’ve already implemented programs to help customers take control of their energy use, with more to come.
Let’s Keep Energy Affordable

Our Communities

Small actions leading to big change show up in the stories we hear from our co-workers every day: Field workers who stop the job to administer CPR and save the life of a customer or an energy efficiency installer who discovered a carbon monoxide leak, these examples are everywhere.
Let’s Build Each Other Up

Are Wind and Solar Reliable? Count on Us to Prove It.

Wind and solar energy are becoming more reliable than ever with the advancement of battery storage technology. Plus, we have a great natural gas resource to call on whenever we need that extra power. Count on us to continue making progress on the Reliability Roadmap, to ensure you have the energy you need, when you need it.

Local Energy Supply Plan Events

father and daughter going over energy bill

Energizing Energy Event, Jackson

Have fun & learn how to save energy and money.

Learn More About the Event

1107 Adrian Street, Jackson, 49203

6/26/25, 4 – 7p.m.