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Stipulated order permits two withdrawals from gas pipeline complaint

Muskegon Operating Company and VCP Michigan withdraw as intervenors in the Phillips 66 dispute; Upper Peninsula Power reports 10 third-quarter customer complaints.

Automated briefing written by an AI model from public MPSC docket records filed Wednesday, November 11, 2026 (27 filings and orders in 9 cases).

Stipulated order permits two intervenors to leave pipeline dispute

A stipulated order permitted Muskegon Operating Company LLC and VCP Michigan LLC to withdraw as intervenors in the gas-industry complaint brought by Jordan Development Company, LLC, Muzyl Oil Corporation and NuEnergy, LLC (U-21938).

The complaint names Phillips 66 and DCP Michigan Pipeline and Processing LLC as respondents. Bowerman, Bowden, Ford, Clulo & Luyt, PC filed the four-page stipulated order permitting both companies to withdraw as intervenor parties on November 11, 2026.

Docket U-21938

Upper Peninsula Power reports 10 third-quarter customer complaints

Upper Peninsula Power Co. reported 10 customer complaints across 37,899 customer contacts during July through September 2026 in its quarterly report under the Michigan Public Service Commission’s electric and natural gas billing rules (U-18120).

Service issues accounted for five complaints, billing for three, credit and collection for one, and an energy waste reduction rebate for one. Monthly complaint totals were four in July, one in August and five in September.

The utility reported an average electric customer call answer time of 24.3 seconds, a 2.48% call blockage factor and a 100% complaint response factor for the quarter.

Docket U-18120

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