DTE Prepares Data Center Deals Amid Gas Plant Debate
DTE Energy plans to announce new data center deals by the end of the year while facing criticism from environmental groups over proposed natural gas plants. Critics argue the new energy demands could raise costs and increase fossil fuel usage, though utility officials and business groups defend the plants as necessary for grid reliability.
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DTE ENERGY COMPANY is preparing to announce new power deals with data center developers by late evening on December 31, following an energy plan that includes two new Natural Gas plants. The utility is advancing discussions for 2 gigawatts of additional power after already securing contracts for facilities requiring 2.4 gigawatts in the United States.
