Ann Arbor, Michigan, is launching an innovative sustainable energy utility (SEU) that aims to expand renewable energy and reduce reliance on traditional utilities like DTE Energy. With a focus on solar installations, energy efficiency, and microgrids, the SEU promises a more resilient and decentralized power system. Backed by local voters and experts from the University of Michigan, this bold move could offer a model for other communities seeking to reshape their energy future. What challenges and opportunities lie ahead for Ann Arbor’s ambitious experiment? Read on to find out.
