Michigan 2022 Public Act 218: nuclear feasibility study

Michigan's 2022 Public Act 218, effective 14 October 2022, requires a feasibility study of nuclear generation and a report to the governor and legislative leadership. The act page does not show that the report was delivered, and it does not approve a plant.

Category: Laws, rules and executive directives
Status: In effect
Instrument: statute · 2022 Mich. Pub. Acts 218
Issued by: Michigan Legislature
Jurisdiction: Michigan
Affects: State programme administration
In effect from: 14 Oct 2022 · actual · day
Expiry or completion: None recorded
Operative text: Michigan 2022 Public Act 218 (Official public-act page opened 4 October 2026)
Last checked · next review: 2026-10-04 · 2027-04-15

Legal and geographic scope

The official act page says the governor approved it, it was filed, and it took effect on 14 October 2022. It directs a feasibility study of nuclear energy generation in Michigan, including a report to the governor and the senate majority leader. The opened page does not show that the study was delivered.

Not approved or still pending

The study report was not opened, so delivery is not recorded. The act does not permit a plant and does not name Palisades.

Dated lifecycle

14 Oct 2022 · actual · day · Took effect — Approved by the Governor, filed with the Secretary of State, and effective on 14 October 2022. (Michigan 2022 Public Act 218)

Projects or designs named by the source

None. Location in this jurisdiction does not make a project eligible for, or approved under, this measure.

Sources

Michigan 2022 Public Act 218 (government_primary, accessed 2026-10-04)