Google secures renewable energy deal for new data center near Detroit Metro Airport
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- Google has signed a deal with DTE to obtain 1,600 MW of renewable energy for a data center that will be built near Detroit Metro Airport, and the agreement includes nearly 480 MW of batteries that Google will fund.
- The contracts ensure Google will cover its own electricity costs, and the proximity of the data center to the airport places a large, capital‑intensive facility close to a major aviation hub, potentially influencing local power demand and infrastructure planning.
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