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What Our New Summer Time of Use Rate Means for You
Beginning in June, you will transition to our new summer Time of Use rate, and we want you to be prepared. To help you understand what this means for you, we've created a new, personalized bill impact tool based on your summer 2018 electric use. This tool is available online and will help you see how small changes in your routine can make a big impact on your bill.
Our new summer Time of Use rate is part of a statewide effort to reduce energy use when demand is highest – on summer weekdays between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. With this new rate, when you use energy is just as important as how much you use. By shifting your energy use outside the hours of peak demand you could lower your bill.
Home School Materials
Plug These in When Your Lesson Plans Need Recharging
The Lesson Plan Page has additional materials for students K-12.
- Human Circuit Activity: Students use an energy stick to learn how electricity travels.
- Natural Gas Safety: Complete this worksheet about natural gas safety by using Consumers Energy’s website and other resources.
- Energy Experiments: Select an experiment to learn more about energy.
- Energy Pioneers: Learn about famous people in history who made a big impact on energy.
- Safety Scavenger Hunt: Learn to be a Safety Hero around the home.
- Energy Conservation: Learn about energy conservation and pledge to make changes for the better.
- Conductors and Insulators: Students use an energy stick to learn how electricity travels.
- Energy Careers: Explore careers in the energy industry.
- Energy Source Exploration: Learn about various energy sources, renewable and non-renewable.
- Natural Gas: Learn about natural gas with the help of a favorite fruit, the banana.
- Electric Measurements: Learn how to determine how many amps common household appliances use.
- Meter Reading: The meter records your home energy use. Learn how to read the story of your family’s energy consumption.
- What’s an ENERGY STAR®?: Learn about energy efficiency and preferred ratings to get the most for your energy dollar.
STEM Education
STEM stands for science, technology, engineering and math. STEM careers are in big demand and can lead to big things for you.
Why We’re Involved
We’re investing in school programs like FIRST Robotics to get kids interested in science, technology, engineering and math—skills that are in high demand.