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Michigan AG Nessel Plans Intervention in DTE's $456M Rate Hike Request

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel plans to intervene in DTE Energy's $456 million rate hike request, criticizing it as "absurd" and questioning the need for such a substantial increase. DTE argues the hike is necessary for grid improvements and service reliability, but Nessel's office contends that the company has failed to justify previous cost increases. The Michigan Public Service Commission will consider the request, with a history of approving lower rate increases than initially sought by utilities.

1 year ago•Source: Detroit Free Press

Michigan Attorney General Steps in as DTE Energy Seeks $450M Rate Hike

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1.095 min•1 year ago

Michigan Attorney General Steps in as DTE Energy Seeks $450M Rate Hike

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel intervened in DTE Electric Company's request for a $450 million rate increase, criticizing the timing and lack of accountability. Just four months ago, DTE was approved for a $368 million rate hike, costing the average residential customer $100 or more annually. Nessel aims to prevent residents from bearing additional costs without quantifiable benefits and has also raised concerns about DTE's five-year distribution plan lacking utility accountability.

via WWMT-TV