2020 Conference Update
New Virtual Format Planned for 2020
Like many of you and your organizations, the Michigan Energy Providers Conference Planning Committee has been closely monitoring the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic and its potential impact on the conference. We are mindful of the devastating impacts of the virus, and out of the greatest concern for the well being of our industry friends and colleagues, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the “in-person” 2020 conference.
Instead, the conference planning committee is hard at work preparing some abbreviated, online content that is relevant to the ongoing changes in the Michigan energy industry. So save the date for July 30, 2020, and watch your email for more details.
There will be no registration fee for the online conference, although we do encourage all participants to consider supporting our non-profit partner, Detroit-based humanitarian organization, the Empowerment Plan. During this difficult time, it is more important than ever that we continue to support organizations that provide critical services and a lifeline to so many people in need. We encourage you to learn more about the Empowerment Plan and support their mission.
We look forward to a time when we can gather together once again to engage in important industry discussions. We hope you’ll all mark your calendars not only for the 2020 online conference, but for the 2021 conference, scheduled for July 28-30, 2021 at The Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island.
In the meantime, be well and stay safe.
Support the Empowerment PlanHelp us support the mission of the Empowerment Plan! Not only does Empowerment Plan help break the cycle of poverty while providing, warm durable coats to those in need, but they have joined a collaborative effort to produce isolation gowns for regional frontline healthcare workers.
Thank you Heart of Michigan level contributors!
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Our Mission
The Michigan Energy Providers Conference is a forum to educate individuals regarding energy issues, enable partnerships within the industry, and facilitate communication regarding energy policy in Michigan.
Conference Goals
- Provide valued information on elements within the energy industry (electric and natural gas), particularly those with significant impact to energy stakeholders in Michigan.
- Obtain information on policy direction from significant energy stakeholders – including utilities, legislators, agency representatives, and interest groups.
- Provide opportunities for networking.
- Achieve participation by all segments of the energy industry.
- Provide time for participants to engage with friends and family.
Planning Committee Members
- Consumers Energy
- DTE Energy
- ITC Holdings Corp
- Michigan Electric Cooperative Association (MECA)
- Michigan Electric & Gas Association (MEGA)
- Michigan Municipal Electric Association (MMEA)
- SEMCO Energy Gas Company (SEMCO)