MPSC - Petroleum

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Michigan relies on petroleum products to meet about 1/3 of its energy needs. While gasoline prices are not regulated, the state does regulate the quality and quantity of the sales. This is the responsibility of the Motor Fuel Quality Program of the Department of Agriculture. The state also produces oil. For more information on oil wells in Michigan go to the Office of Geological Survey of the Department of Environmental Quality.

• Unleaded Gasoline Prices

• Petroleum Prices

• Heating Oil and Propane Prices

• Utilities Distributing Propane
The Michigan Public Service Commission has provided for utilities to transport and sell propane through Commission-approved pipeline systems.

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• Michigan Energy Overview

• Petroleum Product Pipeline Map PDF icon

• Petroleum Pipeline Siting

• Wolverine Pipe Line Company Proposal


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