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Environment
Our Plan: To Eliminate Coal Use and Reduce Carbon Emissions 90% by 2040
For us, loving Michigan means more than providing power. It means giving Michigan the power to be its best by leading the way in protecting the environment. We've challenged ourselves to eliminate the use of coal for generating electricity and commit to net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.To do this, more than 40% of the energy we produce will come from renewable sources and energy storage.
We have also committed to save over a billion gallons of water, reduce waste going to landfills by 35%, and enhance, restore and protect 5,000 acres of Michigan land by 2023.These aggressive goals reflect a once-in-a-generation opportunity to redefine Michigan's energy future and align with our strong track record of environmental stewardship.
Water
Here in the Great Lakes State, we love our lakes, rivers and streams. We’re beachgoers, anglers and stone skippers. We work to keep this precious resource thriving so you can enjoy our fresh and abundant waters for many seasons to come.
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Land
Call us nature lovers. Our foresters and arborists work to preserve and restore our lands. They protect the woods from invasive species and disease, ensuring their vitality. We’ve also planted acres of pollinator habitats across our lands. Many of lands are open for you to enjoy.
Air
You can smell seasons in Michigan. Spring smells like lilacs and apple blossoms and autumn smells like falling leaves. Clean air makes it possible to enjoy the scents of every season. We’re committed to cleaner air through our efforts to reduce our carbon footprint.
Wildlife
Ever heard the song of the Kirtland’s warbler? Or caught an ancient lake sturgeon? We work to protect Michigan’s critters including birds, fish, bats and butterflies. We care about all wildlife, especially the threatened and endangered species that share our Great Lakes State.
Waste Management
A cleaner state means reducing waste. We recycle, reduce waste and conserve. Our facilities maintain centralized waste-disposal systems so we can track what’s being thrown away. We also recycle soil and construction materials used on field projects.
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Environmental Footprint
Our environmental policy is a promise to keep our priorities in check. We’re committed to provide you with reliable energy while keeping our environment protected for generations to come. Read more about the ways we work to reduce our environmental footprint.
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