A Michigan utility’s iffy plan to trap CO2 from its new gas plants

Published on November 4, 2026

Can a utility commit to building massive gas plants and still achieve zero carbon emissions?  DTE Electric in southeast Michigan says yes, and it outlines how in a 20-year plan currently being considered by regulators. The key, the utility says, will be carbon capture and sequestration — collecting carbon dioxide…

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