Consumers Energy Helps Over 1,300 Nonprofit Organizations in Michigan to Lower Energy Costs
Food Banks, Churches Among Those Seeing $1.5M in Annual Savings Over 1,300 places of worship and nonprofit organizations across Michigan will save at least $1.5 million on their energy bills next year, benefitting from a 4-year-old campaign by Consumers Energy to help them put more money toward helping those in need. "We are grateful for the opportunity to help organizations that form the backbone of the Michigan communities we serve," said Tim Sparks , Consumers Energy's vice president of energy supply operations. "These nonprofits are making use of energy efficiency upgrades that we provide for free, eliminating any upfront costs and reducing their energy bills for years to come." Consumers Energy's Nonprofit and House of Worship Initiative has been in place for four years, helping food pantries, The Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity, churches, senior centers and many others. Consumers Energy provides energy efficiency upgrades as a free service to nonprofits and houses of...