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Michigan AG Nessel appeals approval of DTE's Saline data center contracts
News ClipCBS News·Saline, Oscoda County, MI

Michigan AG Nessel appeals approval of DTE's Saline data center contracts

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is appealing the Michigan Public Service Commission's approval of two DTE contracts for a 1.4 gigawatt AI data center in Saline. Nessel is seeking a contested case hearing to ensure existing electric rates are not increased for customers and to protect against liabilities associated with the data center's electricity usage. She asserts that the Commission ignored previous requests for a public review process.

4/20/2026
Ypsilanti Township strengthens opposition to data center as U-M confirms land purchase
News ClipThe Eastern Echo·Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, MI

Ypsilanti Township strengthens opposition to data center as U-M confirms land purchase

The Ypsilanti Township Board of Trustees formally re-established its opposition to the University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Laboratory supercomputing facility, despite U-M confirming a 124-acre land purchase. Residents and officials cite concerns over environmental impact, national security risks, and a lack of transparency regarding the $1.25 billion project.

4/6/2026
Concerns at data center town hall include lack of transparency, stress on energy grid
News Clipthelivingstonpost.com·Howell, Livingston County, MI

Concerns at data center town hall include lack of transparency, stress on energy grid

Hundreds attended a town hall in Howell, Michigan, discussing concerns over a proposed 1,000-acre data center, including transparency issues, strain on the energy grid, and water supply. The event, hosted by State Rep. Jennifer Conlin and Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, highlighted an expiring local moratorium and newly proposed state legislation.

3/31/2026
Regulators reject further discussion on DTE data center contract
News ClipWJRT ABC12·Saline, Washtenaw County, MI

Regulators reject further discussion on DTE data center contract

The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) rejected the Attorney General's request to re-examine energy contracts between DTE and data center developers near Saline. Attorney General Dana Nessel expressed concerns about a lack of transparency, potential cost subsidization for existing customers, and the MPSC's statutory authority. Nessel stated her office would explore further options to protect Michigan utility customers.

3/30/2026