March 17 (Reuters) - DTE Energy ( DTE ) said on Tuesday

its subsidary DTE Electric signed a primary supply agreement and

a clean capacity accelerator agreement (CCAA) to provide

electric services and energy storage capacities to Alphabet's

Google.

U.S. power demand reached record highs in 2025 and is

projected to hit fresh highs as major tech companies boost

consumption at their rapidly expanding data centers.

* Under the deal, which will run through 2047, DTE Electric

will provide electric services to Google's 1 gigawatt data

center which is to be built in Michigan.

* Monthly minimum charges would be applied if the deal ends

early.

* Under the CCAA, DTE Electric will provide up to 480

megawatts of energy storage capacity and 1,600 megawatts of

renewable generation to support its electric service to Google's

upcoming data center.

* DTE Electric will operate the renewables and storage

resources over the course of 20 years.

* Google said in a release it will fully cover the

electricity costs and infrastructure needs

(Reporting by Pranav Mathur in Bengaluru)