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DTE to sell non-utility business to fund grid upgrades, data center growth
DTE Energy will sell its non-utility Vantage business, expected to raise $3 billion, to help pay for a $44 billion investment plan for grid reliability, renewables, and data center demand. Critics, including Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, continue to raise concerns about ratepayer impacts.[1]
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Source status: DTE set to sell its non-utility business to fund the growth of grid needs for data centers