Consumers Energy’s Summer Time‑of‑Use (T‑U) Rate — which includes peak pricing — has evolved significantly since the early 2000s, reflecting both regulatory changes and rising electricity costs, to accommodate the misguided Net Zero agenda. Pre‑2000 contextBefore the 2000s, Michigan’s electricity market was still largely regulated, with fewer time‑of‑use programs and more uniform pricing. Consumers Energy, as a […]