DTE Energy on the scene of a power outage in downtown Ann Arbor on Feb. 1, 2023. The outage impacted a number of buildings, including the People's Food Co-Op and the Washtenaw County administration building.Ryan Stanton | The Ann Arbor News
ANN ARBOR, MI -- DTE Energy has overshot the amount of money it is asking for by roughly double, according to a filing from Attorney General Dana Nessel this week.
DTE Energy, which has come under fire in Ann Arbor this year after numerous, long-term outages, has asked for a $622 million rate increase, nearly double the $324 million it actually needs, according to a filing submitted to the Michigan Public Service Commission on Tuesday, Aug. 15 by Nessel’s office.
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