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DTE Energy Secures 19-Year Power Deal Amid Controversy

12/22/2025

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DTE Energy received approval from the Michigan Public Service Commission to supply power to a Saline Township data center.
The approval includes conditions to protect customers from potential costs.
DTE will sign a 19-year contract that covers 80% of its billing and would pay ten years if the data center ceases operations early, a plan criticized by Attorney General Dana Nessel (Mich.) for lack of contract transparency.

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Story summary

DTE Energy received approval from the Michigan Public Service Commission to supply power to a Saline Township data center.
The approval includes conditions to protect customers from potential costs.
DTE will sign a 19-year contract that covers 80% of its billing and would pay ten years if the data center ceases operations early, a plan criticized by Attorney General Dana Nessel (Mich.) for lack of contract transparency.