DTE Pushes Forward with Renewable Power Additions Through 2029

August 5, 2025--Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--Despite pushback on the federal level against renewable-based power generation, executives at DTE Energy (Detroit, Michigan) vow to "significantly increase" the company's investments in solar and wind power "over the next five years and into the next decade," along with battery storage. Industrial Info is tracking more than $2 billion worth of active and proposed projects from DTE, more than 40% of which is attributed to grassroot projects. Joi Harris, the chief executive officer of DTE, says the company's renewable investments are "supported by the recent settlement of our 2024 renewable energy plan filing, our long-term integrated resource plan and Michigan's clean energy plan," at least to the end of the decade. Other companies featured: Powin Energy Corporation and VSUN