BUSINESSJun 24 · 10:00 UTCBRIDGEDETROITNushrat Rahman

Detroit solar project transfers to DTE after vendor drops out

Detroit City Council approved transferring three solar sites from Lightstar Renewables to DTE Energy after Lightstar cited an inability to proceed due to a sale to a private equity firm. The $130 million initiative aims to develop solar arrays in five neighborhoods and improve energy efficiency in 209 homes, with the project now managed by DTE Energy.

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