Power was restored to more than 2,700 customers in Clare County after thieves broke into a Consumers Energy substation on Deer Lake Road in Harrison late on Friday night. Someone cut and removed metal cables, causing damage that sparked a fire and knocked out...
Consumers Energy
Named in a role in 5 records, between 2018 and 2026.
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A damaged wind turbine blade at the Cross Winds Energy Park near Akron in Tuscola County, Michigan, was removed by planned detonation on a Sunday evening. The site is operated by Consumers Energy. The blade had been damaged several months earlier and had been...
Dispatchers told a local news outlet that a large power outage in Calhoun County, Michigan, on 12 April 2024 was the result of a fire at an electrical substation, and that the fire was out by about 5:20 p.m. Consumers Energy had been notified. The utility's...
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A battery storage installation operated by Consumers Energy in Standish, Michigan caught fire on 19 April 2021. A worker noticed sparks coming from a battery container at around 3:00pm local time, and a fire broke out that was contained to a single container....
On the morning of 1 November 2018, a fire broke out at a substation in the 10000 block of Genesee Road, Genesee Township, Michigan. A Consumers Energy spokesperson said the substation is owned by ITC Holdings. ITC Holdings confirmed that the Thetford...
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