Summary
Local activists want Ann Arbor to ditch DTE Energy and start a city-run utility to get the lights on reliably and save some cash. If this actually happens, it’s going to totally shake up how you plug in every day.
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Impact analysis
You could see lower power bills eventually, but setting up a whole new city utility is going to cost a fortune upfront.
Local residents and business owners could score cheaper, more reliable power without dealing with DTE.
DTE Energy takes a massive hit to its business if the city steals its customer base.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Court clears path for Ann Arbor vote on step toward breaking away from DTE
Court clears path for Ann Arbor vote on step toward breaking away from DTE Crain's Detroit
Ann Arbor group fights to replace DTE with city utility | The Metro
Ann Arbor group fights to replace DTE with city utility | The Metro WDET 101.9 FM
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