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Virtual Power Plants in Michigan

4 profiles associated with Michigan, including 4 listed as active or pilot. Compare utility programs, aggregators, and software platforms, then confirm eligibility for your utility territory and equipment.

Supported capacity claims
3
Listings
4
Active or pilot profiles
4
Top type
Commercial & Industrial

Profile capacity figures can cover multiple states or technologies. They are not capacity available in Michigan and should not be added together. Historical and discontinued programs remain labeled for reference. How we review the data.

VPP and flexibility profiles in Michigan

Featured

Voltus

Active
Aggregator / operator
Source-reported capacity
8.5 GW
Assets
22K
11 states
Managed portfolio

Aggregates flexible commercial and industrial load to deliver capacity, energy, and ancillary services to grid operators.

Demand Response
Battery Storage
Mixed DER
Source-linked
Reviewed Aug 2026
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CPower Energy Management (NRG)

Active
Aggregator / operator
Source-reported capacity
6.0 GW
Assets
13K
11 states
Managed portfolio

Monetizes C&I flexibility through 30+ programs across nearly every North American market.

Demand Response
Battery Storage
Mixed DER
Source-linked
Reviewed Aug 2026
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Featured

Uplight Flex

Active
Software platform
Source-reported capacity
2.4 GW
Assets
1.8M
12 states
Managed portfolio

Powers thermostat, EV, and battery programs for 80+ North American utilities.

Smart Thermostats
Battery Storage
EV / V2G
+1
Needs review
Reviewed Aug 2026
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Featured

EnergyHub Mercury

Active
Software platform
Source-reported capacity
1.8 GW
Assets
2.5M
12 states
Managed portfolio

Mercury platform manages thermostats, batteries, EVs, and water heaters for major utility programs.

Smart Thermostats
Battery Storage
EV / V2G
+2
Source-linked
Reviewed Aug 2026
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Shortlist providers for Michigan

Check the utility territory, supported devices, enrollment status, and evidence for each program. For commercial projects, confirm deliverable capacity and who is responsible for integration, dispatch, and settlement.