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DTE’s Michigan Data Center Power Supply

Coverage from The Detroit News, MLive, and others

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DTE Energy’s role in supplying Michigan data centers connects large, long-term electricity commitments with utility planning for capacity, generation, and grid reliability.

Google’s planned Project Cannoli in Van Buren Township illustrates the arrangement: its power contract includes minimum-payment obligations and funding for renewable energy and battery storage. Michigan regulators have also required protections against shifting project costs to other DTE customers and called for planning that accounts for large new loads. The broader subject includes how DTE prepares for data-center demand while balancing reliable supply, energy-resource choices, and customer costs.

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The Detroit News
DTE Energy said it expects to announce data center power agreements by year-end as Michigan developers seek additional electricity and utility generation plans expand.
10/7/2026 • Power Procurement & Grid • General
The Detroit News
On Oct. 1 in Michigan, the Michigan Public Service Commission approved DTE and Google power agreements for the proposed Van Buren Township data center.
10/1/2026 • Power Procurement & Grid • General
MLive / Lucas Smolcic Larson
After more than six months of review, the Michigan Public Service Commission conditionally approved Google and DTE Energy power contracts for Project Cannoli in Van Buren Township.
10/1/2026 • Power Procurement & Grid • General