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DTE Energy announced that Michigan's largest wind park, Meridian Wind, is now operational. Spanning three townships across Midland and Saginaw counties, the 225-megawatt wind park has 77 wind turbines and generates enough clean energy to power more than 78,000 homes. DTE managed all aspects of the Park's development, from land acquisition and permitting through construction, and will assume responsibility for the project's ongoing operations and maintenance. Meridian Wind Park is DTE's first self-developed renewable energy project since the development of Pinnebog Wind in 2016. With the commissioning of Meridian Wind Park, DTE now has 20 wind parks in its renewable energy portfolio. These projects, along with the company's 33 solar parks, generate enough clean energy to power more than 750,000 homes and represent an investment of more than $3 billion. DTE plans to add approximately 1,000 megawatts of new renewable energy each year starting in 2025, and as part of its CleanVision Integrated Resource Plan filed last fall, the company proposed adding an additional 15,000 megawatts of clean energy by 2042, giving DTE enough clean energy to power more than 4 million homes.

DTE Energy announced it invested $2.5B with Michigan businesses in 2022, creating and sustaining more than 11,000 jobs across the state. DTE has invested nearly $18B with Michigan-based suppliers since 2010, creating and sustaining 65,000 Michigan jobs. The company invests five times more with local businesses than it did a decade ago and continues to be a leader in driving Michigan's economy. The company's local spending in 2022 increased 13.5 percent over 2021. Last year, DTE also spent more than $894M with diverse suppliers and $900M with companies based in the city of Detroit.