Lansing Board of Water and Light Company Description
Letting off a little steam is a good thing for Lansing Board of Water and Light, which provides electricity to 995,000 residential, commercial, and industrial customers and water to more than 56,000 customers in Lansing, Michigan. The city-owned utility also produces and distributes steam to 320 customers along 14 miles of steam line. Lansing Board of Water and Light can chill out too. Its chilled water system delivers up to 10,000 tons of chilled water capacity to 13 customers to cool the interior of buildings in the downtown area. Lansing Board of Water and Light is the largest municipally owned utility in the state. It is also a major employer in the Lansing area.
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