List of U.S. energy system companies

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DTE Energy to Sell Non-Utility Business for About $3 Billion

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DTE Energy agreed to sell its non-utility business, DTE Vantage, for $3 billion to focus on regulated electric and gas operations. Proceeds will fund grid investments amid rising data center demand, excluding metallurgical coke assets.

reuters

2026-11-05

DTE Energy to Sell Non-Utility Business for About $3 Billion

DTE Energy to Sell Non-Utility Business for About $3 Billion

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