DTE Energy Co. said Wednesday it will stop burning coal in its Belle River Power Plant in St. Clair County's China Township in 2028, two years earlier than originally planned, in response to a ...

The Belle River power plant in China Township was originally set to come offline in 2030 under DTE’s 2019 plan before its goal was internally moved up by two years. But the company is now slated ...

DTE Energy said it will end coal use at the Belle River Power Plant by the end of December 2028 to hasten its carbon emissions reductions. The large Michigan utility company announced it will stop ...

DTE announced plans last year to convert the Belle River plant into a natural gas-fired peaking facility by 2026 and to close two power generation units at Monroe by 2028, with the remaining two ...

The Belle River Power Plant in St. Clair County, which also uses coal, will be repurposed to operate on natural gas, which will be used to meet peak energy demand, according to DTE. Clean energy ...

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. The Monroe Plant, along with the Belle River Power Plant in St. Clair County, are DTE's last remaining coal-fired plants. The two produce ...

The Monroe Power Plant and Belle River Power Plant are expected to be retired in 2035 and 2040 respectively, according to the CleanVision Plan from DTE Energy. The 20-year proposal seeks to ...

The now-retired St. Clair coal-fired power plant ... DTE would move up the retirement of Belle River to 2026 from 2028. The plant would be repurposed to run on natural gas as a peaker plant ...

such as DTE Energy’s Belle River Power Plant, she said. DTE last year announced it will end coal use at the Belle River Power Plant by the end of 2028 – two years ahead of schedule – to ...

Before the company filed its original proposal in November, it had not planned to fully shut the plant until 2040. The Belle River Power Plant, DTE's other remaining coal plant, will be converted ...