The
agreement
is
the
first
signed
by
Detroit
Edison
following
passage
last
fall
of
a
new
state
law
that
requires
Michigan's
electric
utilities
to
provide
10%
of
their
power
from
renewable
resources
by
2015.
"This
is
the
first
of
many
agreements
we
will
be
signing
to
provide
renewable
energy
to
our
customers,"
says
Tony
Earley,
chief
executive
of
DTE
Energy,
parent
company
of
Detroit
Edison.
"Michigan's
new
energy
law
will
encourage
the
development
of
renewable
energy
projects
in
the
state,
providing
Michigan-based
companies
like
Heritage
with
incredible
growth
opportunities
today
and
in
the…
