SUMMIT TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WILX) - A proposed battery energy storage facility in Summit Township is moving forward after a unanimous vote by the Planning Commission Tuesday
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After hours of debate, weeks of public hearings, and months of plan reviews, the Comstock Township Planning Commission voted unanimously Thursday night to recommend the approval of an amended...
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But because of state law, there''s not much the township can do to prevent a developer from building a battery storage facility, township officials said. Roughly 50 residents attended a...
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The Summit Township Planning Commission approved a site plan Tuesday, Oct. 14, for a proposed electrical storage facility, currently named the Hickory BESS Facility, off Purdy Lane west
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Tensions over the build-out of Michigan''s clean energy grid are on display in a northern Oakland County community where township officials are racing to set their own standards on a
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This E-Letter discusses one of the more recent renewable energy land uses, battery energy storage systems, and what a township may want to consider when drafting zoning regulations
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The township hasn''t issued any permits for it yet, but the company has created preliminary drawings, and has a timeline to open within three years.
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The Prosumers'' Economy: Community Microgrids, Solar + Storage & New Ownership Models for Townships As we navigate the opening days of 2026, the structural fragility of India''s urban power
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Ever wondered how small towns keep the lights on during a storm? The answer might be sitting on their rooftops. Township photovoltaic energy storage projects are revolutionizing rural
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KALAMAZOO COUNTY, MI — A new moratorium is in place to block the construction of battery storage facilities in Oshtemo Township. The decision won''t bring an end to local backlash, though.
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