Energy Efficiency, Industrial, Finance  -  March 11, 2019

General Motors receives $2.8 million for energy efficiency upgrades

General Motors received funding March 11 from a Michigan utility for energy-saving updates to be made at the company's Flint facilities.

Consumers Energy presented GM with a payment worth over $2.8 million that will be used to implement these efficiency upgrades.

GM has received $13.3 million in payments from Consumer Energy for energy efficiency upgrades at its Michigan plants.

The automaker has previously completed 21 energy-saving projects in the last year at its Flint location, including a new energy efficient body shop and building-wide lighting upgrades.

This follows General Motors earlier this year becoming one of the first two participants in a new program that matches its Flint operations 100% with renewable energy. Its Ohio operations also receive renewable energy from a wind farm opened last year by Consumers Energy's parent company, CMS Energy.

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