Michigan Saves is seeking a senior program manager of commercial program to join our team to manage the design, implementation, and day-to-day execution of Michigan Saves’ commercial financing program.
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Michigan Saves today announced a new partnership with One Detroit Credit Union to expand access to affordable clean energy, energy efficiency, and healthy home financing for Detroit residents.
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Michigan Saves, the nation’s first nonprofit green bank, is pleased to announce a new partnership with Christian Financial Credit Union to expand access to affordable home improvement financing for residents in metro Detroit.
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Michigan Saves, the nation’s first nonprofit green bank, today announced it has appointed two key leaders: Sally Talberg as president and chief executive officer, effective March 3, 2025, and Martha Campbell as the nonprofit’s first-ever chief program officer, effective January 21, 2025.
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Michigan Saves, the nation’s first nonprofit green bank, is pleased to announce its partnership with TBA Credit Union, a locally managed community credit union based in Traverse City.
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Michigan Saves is proud to be a host site for the inaugural cohort of the MI Healthy Climate Corps. Julia Cunnien joins us as a program coordinator to advance our efforts towards a more equitable transition to a carbon-free Michigan.
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The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy has partnered with Michigan Saves to offer financing for the replacement of failing or near-failing septic systems.
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Major contributions to energy sciences have been made by Black inventors like David Crosthwait, who created an improved boiler system and thermostat control, among many other achievements. In fact, you can think of him as the father of modern HVAC systems.
Read MoreMichigan Saves, the nation’s first nonprofit green bank, today announced it will now offer a 50/50 cost-sharing incentive through its Lead Poisoning Prevention Fund (Lead Fund).
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During Black History Month and every month, it’s important to recognize the contributions that Black American inventors like Louis W. Roberts have made to the evolution of technology. Roberts specialized in the study of microwaves (the physics phenomenon, not the oven) and related fields and applied them to aircraft and spacecraft technology, among other things.
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