DTE Energy begins operating three new Michigan wind parks

DTE Energy (DTE +0.6%) says it started commercial operation of three wind farms in Michigan with a combined capacity of 455 MW.
Two of the three new wind parks, Isabella I and Isabella II, are now Michigan’s largest and have a combined 136 turbines with a capacity of 383 MW; the third park, Fairbanks Wind, is located in the state’s Upper Peninsula and has 21 turbines with a capacity of 72 MW.
Including the three new plants, DTE says it has 18 wind parks and 31 solar farms totaling 1,760 MW, enough to power 670K homes.
The company says it plans to add six more clean energy projects by the end of 2022, bringing its renewable energy generation capacity to 2,700 MW.
DTE Energy has consistently delivered earnings growth over the past 12 years, including through the pandemic, Power Hedge writes in a neutral analysis posted on Seeking Alpha.