US energy company to erect 6 GW wind and solar power
The largest utility in the US state of Michigan presents a plan to reduce carbon emissions by more than four fifths going towards 2050.
Michigan-based utility DTE Energy has announced a plan to develop 6 GW of renewable energy going towards 2050. Chris Brown, US country manager at Danish wind major Vestas, served asdeputy chief executive of DTE ten years ago. In the wake of this announcement, he might want to call up some old colleagues.
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