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DTE responds to Ann Arbor’s latest idea to create renewable energy utility
MLive

DTE responds to Ann Arbor’s latest idea to create renewable energy utility
New Ann Arbor report says city could create its own renewable energy utility
MLive

New Ann Arbor report says city could create its own renewable energy utility
Episode 28: Dismantling DTE w/Greg Woodring
The Robin

Episode 28: Dismantling DTE w/Greg Woodring

Joel chats with Greg Woodring of Ann Arbor for Public Power. A2P2 is an organization working to bring municipal power to Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor voters could ultimately decide on shift away from DTE Energy
MLive

Ann Arbor voters could ultimately decide on shift away from DTE Energy

City Council voted 11-0 Tuesday night, Sept. 7, to ask the city’s Energy Commission to make a recommendation by Dec. 31 on whether the city should undertake a feasibility study to explore options.
‘Literally power to the people.’ Ann Arbor group gearing up for ballot campaign
MLive

‘Literally power to the people.’ Ann Arbor group gearing up for ballot campaign

“By having a municipal authority, we can democratize power delivery in this town,” said state Sen. Jeff Irwin, D-Ann Arbor. “That means that all of us who for years and years have been going to rallies and saying, ‘Power to the people! Power the people!’ ... this is literally power to the people.”
Ann Arbor voters could ultimately decide on shift away from DTE Energy
MLive

Ann Arbor voters could ultimately decide on shift away from DTE Energy
Ann Arbor, Mich., Council Member To Make Proposal Related To Public Power Feasibility Study
American Public Power Association

Ann Arbor, Mich., Council Member To Make Proposal Related To Public Power Feasibility Study

“The recent multi-day power outage has prompted a lot of conversation in our community about improving the reliability of our electricity and the city’s relationship with DTE, specifically,” wrote Nelson in a recent blog posted on her website.
To build energy resilience in Michigan, we must challenge DTE
Energy News Network

To build energy resilience in Michigan, we must challenge DTE

While DTE postures as an important ally in a swift transition to carbon neutrality, the facts paint a starkly different picture. With 58% of its electricity generated by coal, DTE is one of the dirtiest utilities in the country. The utility throws its political weight behind legislation that consolidates its power and hinders distributed generation. And with absurd rate hikes and notoriously unreliable service, DTE undermines local resilience.
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