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Testimony on Consumers Energy Integrated Resource Plan (IRP)

Consumers Energy J.H. Campbell coal plant, Source: mlive.com

Consumers Energy J.H. Campbell coal plant, Source: mlive.com

Clients: Michigan Environmental Council, Natural Resources Defense Council and Sierra Club

Author: Tyler Comings

October 2018

Senior Researcher Tyler Comings filed testimony on the Consumers Energy IRP in Michigan. Mr. Comings concluded that Consumers did not adequately evaluate the potential for retiring two coal units, Campbell 1 and 2, prior to 2031. He found that the Company failed to consider enough replacement options for the units as part of its preferred plan. Modeling requested by Mr. Comings (run by Witness George Evans) showed that retirement of the two units in 2023 would save ratepayers money. 

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tags: Tyler-Comings
categories: Michigan, Coal Plants
Wednesday 10.17.18
Posted by Liz Stanton
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