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If Google Leaves Michigan, It Still Pays for 15 Years

Grid Receipt states: Michigan regulators approved Google's data center contract on October 1: a 20-year term, minimum billing of 80% of the power it reserved, at least 15 years of payments even if it leaves early, and collateral in case it shuts down. The $1.7 billion customer benefit is DTE's own estimate. Full receipt: Are States Making Data Centers Pay? The 23-State Receipt — https://youtu.be/vYeNSKYIBDI Source: Michigan Public Service Commission, Oct 1, 2026. #datacenters #electricbill #Michigan[1]

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