The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) makes critical decisions about our state’s energy future, including how we build out clean energy, improve utility reliability, and keep energy bills affordable. With Alessandra Carreon's term ending in July, Governor Whitmer has an important opportunity to re-appoint her. Commissioner Carreon has distinguished herself as the Commission’s clearest voice for frontline communities, and her career has been driven by making the clean-energy transition affordable and inclusive.
If Governor Whitmer does not re-appoint her, then we must demand that she choose a leader who will stand up for climate action, energy justice, and everyday Michiganders, not corporate interests. If corporations get their way, Michigan could stay locked into expensive and unreliable energy systems that put profits over people. That means higher bills, more blackouts, slower climate progress, and more harm to vulnerable communities. We can’t let monopoly utilities pick their own regulators—we need a Public Service Commissioner who will hold them accountable and fight for a clean, affordable energy future for all.
We must demand that Governor Whitmer re-appoint her or appoint someone who is not beholden to corporate interests. Take action and let the governor know you want a climate champion.