General Motors gets $2.8 million for energy savings at Flint plants

by SpeedLux
General Motors

Consumers Energy has awarded General Motors $2.8 million for energy-saving upgrades at the company’s Flint plants.

The automaker has finished 21 projects in 2018 at its Flint Assembly operation, consisting of a new energy-efficient body shop and building-wide lighting upgrades.

Consumers Energy senior vice president Brian Rich states the automaker “has made a commitment to sustainability.”

GM this year was among the first participants in a new program that matches its Flint operations 100 percent with renewable energy. Consumers Energy’s parent company, CMS Energy, started a wind farm in 2018 that provides renewable energy to GM operations in Ohio.

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