- Consumers Energy's programs have saved energy equivalent to the annual output of 18 natural gas power plants since 2009.
- The company serves 6.8 million of Michigan's 10 million residents across 68 counties in the Lower Peninsula.
- Consumers Energy offers energy efficiency programs and personalized support to lowering energy bills and support grid reliability.
Consumers Energy (CMS, Financial), Michigan's largest energy provider, has announced the remarkable success of its energy waste reduction (EWR) programs. Since 2009, the initiatives have achieved energy savings equivalent to the annual output of 18 natural gas power plants. These programs, designed to optimize energy usage and enhance grid reliability, have been a significant leap forward for energy conservation efforts in the state.
Serving 6.8 million residents across all 68 counties of Michigan's Lower Peninsula, Consumers Energy is committed to delivering reliable, safe, and affordable energy. The utility company's programs, such as Appliance Recycling, Smart Thermostat program, Home Energy Analysis, and Water Heater rebates, empower customers to lower energy bills and reduce their carbon footprint.
Consumers Energy (CMS, Financial) provides tailored programs for income-qualified customers to improve home energy efficiency further. Personalized offerings are accessible through ConsumersEnergy.com/offers, where customers can find specific programs suited to their energy-saving needs.
"By reducing peak load and overall consumption, energy savings help avoid the need to build or run additional generating resources while keeping energy reliable and affordable for all customers," said Sri Maddipati, senior vice president of Consumers Energy. The company's strategic investments in flexible generation have positioned it to meet Michigan’s energy demands effectively while driving sustainable progress.
Additionally, Consumers Energy rewards customers for shifting their energy use to non-peak times in the summer, further supporting the stability of the energy grid. Customers can explore available programs by visiting consumersenergy.com/save for more information.
