Dowagiac, MI
Resolutions, Ordinances, or Other Climate Legislation
This assessment is based on 2 pieces of legislation. The City of Dowagiac adopted a resolution in October 2022 to formalize a partnership with the Michigan Public Power Agency for a three-year Clean Energy Program (2023-2025). Through this authorization, Dowagiac can implement energy efficiency and clean energy initiatives for its residents and businesses, with support from the state agency and its partner Franklin Energy. The program allows the city to continue offering programs that help reduce energy waste and expand access to clean energy options. Dowagiac’s participation requires a minimum annual investment of $126,000 per year throughout the program period.
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Reports & Planning Documents
This overview is based on seven compliance reports documenting the City of Dowagiac’s energy efficiency and renewable energy activities under Michigan’s Public Act 295. The reports focus on two main areas: Energy Optimization programs that incentivize energy-efficient appliances, LED lighting, and HVAC systems in residential and commercial sectors, and renewable energy procurement through purchased Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) from wholesale supplier Indiana Michigan Power. The city achieved annual energy savings exceeding 900,000 kWh and maintained approximately 10% renewable energy compliance through 6,506 RECs annually, with implementation spanning 2014-2018 and planning extending through 2029.
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