In settlement with critics, DTE Energy agrees to faster coal phase-out | Bridge Michigan
In settlement with critics, DTE Energy agrees to faster coal phase-out | Bridge Michigan
www.bridgemi.com In settlement with critics, DTE Energy agrees to faster coal phase-out | Bridge Michigan
The utility, which is Michigan’s largest electricity provider, will get off coal by 2032, three years earlier than previously planned. That still lags two years behind the goals set forth in Gov. Whitmer’s climate plan.
- In a settlement announced Wednesday, DTE Energy has agreed to stop using coal-fired power by 2032
- That’s three years earlier than previously planned
- It still doesn’t align with a state goal to ditch coal by 2030.