Overview
- Attorney General Dana Nessel asked the Michigan Public Service Commission to reopen its conditional approval of two special contracts to serve the Saline Township project.
- She says DTE’s written response replaced the order’s requirement with a claim that aggregate revenues will cover costs over the 19‑year term, risking near‑term cross‑subsidies.
- Nessel also sought a contested case on six heavily redacted battery‑storage contracts tied to three facilities intended to support the data center.
- DTE said it accepted the commission’s conditions, plans to file a response, and maintains existing customers will not subsidize the rates.
- The commission says it imposed strong safeguards and will review the AG’s filing, with any decision on hearings still pending.