WE Energies

Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff have decided on a preliminary basis that there would be no adverse environmental impact if the power plant would run until it's 80.

The power plants have faced heavy public criticism leading up to the decision.

WUWM begins an Earth Week series on environmental and energy inequities.

The utility says the large plant is a needed step toward phasing out use of coal at its complex along Lake Michigan.

The proposed project in the Kenosha County town of Paris draws numerous speakers at a Public Service Commission hearing.

People hoping for a little relief when it comes to handling household expenses won’t find it on their utility bill.

Homeowners and businesses could see double-digit increases over two years. The utility says the money could reduce power outages and fuel more renewable energy.

We Energies has reduction targets, but consumer and advocacy groups are watching closely.

We Energies customers face almost a 3% rate increase for electricity next year.

Citizens Utility Board says it depends on whether customers keep paying the costs of the shuttered plants.