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Pursuant to Executive Order 2019-14, 90 days after the submittal of the final report, the UP Energy Task Force will be dissolved. The final report was submitted on March 31, 2021.
Read Executive Order 2019-14The UP Energy Task Force (UPETF) was created by Executive Order No. 2019-14. The charge to the Task Force according to section 2(a) of the Executive Order is to:
Pursuant to Executive Order 2019-14, 90 days after the submittal of the final report, the UP Energy Task Force will be dissolved.
Following are the Upper Peninsula Energy Task Force Committee recommendations in two parts.
Focuses on short-term steps the state could take in reaction to a disruption of propane supply to Michigan customers.
Submitted on April 17, 2020.
Evaluation of the U.P.'s energy needs to ensure the needs are met in a reliable, affordable, and environmentally sound manner.
Submitted on March 31, 2021.
| Name | Role/Title |
|---|---|
| Liesl Eichler Clark | Director, Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy Chairperson |
| Mike Prusi | U.P. Resident UPETF Vice Chairperson |
| Tanya Paslawski | President, Michigan Electric and Gas Association of Lansing UPETF Secretary |
| Kristopher Bowman | President, Bowman Gas Company |
| David Camps | Owner/Operator, Blue Terra Energy, LLC |
| Mike Furmanski | Electrical Superintendent, City of Escanaba |
| Tom Harrell | U.P. Resident |
| Jennifer Hill | Marquette City Commissioner, contractor with Citizens Utility Board of Michigan |
| Douglas Jester | Partner, 5 Lakes Energy |
| Aaron D. Johnson, P.E.1 | Region Engineer, Michigan Department of Transportation - Superior Region |
| James Kochevar | General Manager, Cleveland Cliffs |
| Michael Larson | UP Operations Manager, Michigan Energy Options |
| Mike Nystrom | Executive VP/Secretary, Michigan Infrastructure & Transportation Assoc. |
| Anthony Retaskie | Exec. Director, UP Construction Council |
| Maj. General Paul Rogers | Adjutant General and Director, Department of Military and Veteran Affairs |
| Dan Scripps2 | Chair, Michigan Public Service Commission |
| Chris Swartz | President, Keweenaw Bay Indian Community; tribal council member |
| Tonya Swenor | Program Manager, Superior Watershed Partnership |
1Michigan Department of Transportation Director Paul Ajegba's designee
2Michigan Public Service Commissioner Sally Talberg's designee
Kimber Frantz, FrantzK@Michigan.gov or 517-284-5035
