DTE Energy proposes renewable energy program
The state’s largest energy supplier announced a plan that enables urban customers to subscribe to receive energy from renewable resources.
According to excerpts from the story:
DTE Energy has developed a plan that will give its 2.2 million electric customers the option of choosing renewable energy for all or part of their electricity needs.
The proposal, which was filed today with the Michigan Public Service Commission, has been under development for more than a year. It is intended to encourage new renewable energy projects in Michigan, improve the environment in the state and help create a diverse energy portfolio to meet the growing demand for electricity.
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