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Guide: How Michigan’s process for setting DTE, Consumers rates factors into midterms

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By Nancy Derringer, Christine Ferretti Verified
| Bridge Detroit Verified
This story also appeared in Planet Detroit Overview: The Michigan Public Service Commission oversees utility rates, including four pending cases affecting Southeast Michigan residents. DTE Energy filed for a $474-million rate increase in April — a 9.7% hike for residential customers — just months after a $242.4-million increase was approved in February.
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Guide: How Michigan’s process for setting DTE, Consumers rates factors into midterms

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By Nancy Derringer
| Planet Detroit
Overview: DTE Energy filed for a $474-million rate increase in April — a 9.7% hike for residential customers — just months after a $242.4-million increase was approved in February. Michigan legislators have introduced bills to limit utility rate hikes to once every three years and tie property tax elimination to rate rollbacks. The Michigan Public Service Commission oversees utility rates, including four pending cases affecting Southeast Michigan residents.
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Guide: What Michigan voters need to know about PFAS ahead of the midterms

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By Nancy Derringer
| Planet Detroit
Overview: Michigan monitors seven PFAS compounds in drinking water. PFAS were detected in 59 southeast Michigan water systems in 2024, though none were found in treated water from the Great Lakes Water Authority serving Metro Detroit. Michigan Democrats have introduced bills to ban PFAS manufacturing and sales, while the 2026 midterms could determine whether stricter regulations advance.
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