General Motors Corp. v. Public Service Commission No 2
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Per curiam
Plaintiffs, General Motors Corporation and the Attorney General, appeal as of right from a March 17, 1987, order of Ingham Circuit Judge Michael G. Harrison. That order affirmed defendant Public Service Commission’s October 2, 1979, order in case No. U-5732. The psc’s order reduced defendant Consumers Power Company’s gas rates to reflect the closing of Consumers’ synthetic natural gas plant in Marysville. We affirm.
Consumers provides natural gas service to customers in Michigan. Consumers’ Marysville plant produced synthetic natural gas from feedstocks (light hydrocarbon liquids). See…
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