In what she called a “big win” for customers, Attorney General Dana Nessel successfully fought against a $12.6 million proposal by DTE Electric Company to allow customers to prepay their electric bills. The Michigan Public Service Commission ultimately shot down the proposal after Nessel’s office intervened and said the voluntary plan would diminish consumer protections. Under the proposal, electric customers would have been able to join a program to pay their bill a month earlier, before they used their energy.