CloverlandNot long after fighting a potential multi-million dollar loss related to the Presque Isle Power Plant, Cloverland is fighting another potential drop in revenue.  Utility President Dan Dasho is asking co-op members to support a House Bill — HB 4298 — that would eliminate two provisions from PA 286 that will result in costing Cloverland money from industrial customers switching from Cloverland to an alternate electric supplier.  Dasho mentioned the work done to resolve a potential loss of 22.5 million dollars after two ore mine customers returned to the power plant, even though they could switch again with those provisions in place.  He also talked about the FutureMark Manistique Paper Mill who shifted 10 percent of its kilowatt per hour sales to an AES last year and recently closed.  All of that will cost Cloverland anywhere from 6.7 million to about 9 million dollars.