Consumers Energy Nearly Ready For Bids On 13 Hydropower Dams Mlive

Consumers Energy Nearly Ready For Bids On 13 Hydropower Dams Mlive Jackson, mi – consumers energy said it will issue a request for proposals this month to find qualified buyers for its 13 hydroelectric dams the company wishes to sell. the utility said on friday. The major utility is currently evaluating bids to sell its 13 dams across the lower peninsula, as it charts a future for the hydropower plants it says are a drain on its business and ratepayers.

Consumers Energy Nearly Ready For Bids On 13 Hydropower Dams Mlive She said upgrading all 13 dams would cost “a lot of money to not get really any kind of significant increase in the generation across the board.”. consumers energy’s federal operating. Consumers energy is considering selling the 13 hydroelectric dams the utility operates in michigan. the utility's operating licenses for the dams, issued by the federal government, are expected to. Combined, the 13 dams produce less than 1% of the energy used by the utility’s customers. grand rapids based clear energy brokerage and consulting, llc, will manage the rfp process, which will. For more information and to register, contact ryan cook of clear energy brokerage & consulting llc at ryan.cook@clearenergybrokerage or 616 528 4682. consumers energy announced today it will.

Consumers Energy Nearly Ready For Bids On 13 Hydropower Dams Mlive Combined, the 13 dams produce less than 1% of the energy used by the utility’s customers. grand rapids based clear energy brokerage and consulting, llc, will manage the rfp process, which will. For more information and to register, contact ryan cook of clear energy brokerage & consulting llc at ryan.cook@clearenergybrokerage or 616 528 4682. consumers energy announced today it will. Consumers energy studying future of 13 power generating dams in michigan. by: ryan jeltema. purchase proposals will be received from feb. 15 to march 15. consumers energy will study proposals in. Consumers energy said in the news release that it began working with local officials and meeting with community leaders last year as licenses for the company’s dams will start to expire in 11 years.