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Protecting ratepayers, improving affordability

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For a retiree on a fixed income, increasing electricity bills mean less money for groceries or prescriptions. For farmers and small business owners, it adds another expense to the cost of staying in business. Protecting these customers should be a priority from the beginning of any major development. While ensuring America has the infrastructure needed to support its AI leadership should not excuse overlooking the people who already call a community home, nor should families in Southwest Michigan get stuck with the bill. The companies making these investments should pay for all additional power and grid upgrades they require.

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