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  1. Ann Arbor is seeking regulatory changes regarding power reliability, involving the Michigan Public Service Commission.

Voters in Ann Arbor are considering replacing DTE Energy as their electricity provider, with rates overseen by the state commission.

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Voters in Ann Arbor are considering replacing DTE Energy as their electricity provider, with rates overseen by the state commission.

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Ann ArborDTE EnergyMichigan Public Service Commission

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  1. Ann Arbor is cited as a model for utility diversification as local council explores alternatives to DTE's monopoly.1 source
  2. Voters consider replacing DTE as electricity provider in Ann Arbor.1 source

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