DTE Energy and sonnen debut a two-year virtual power plant pilot in Michigan, utilizing residential battery technology to optimize grid performance and lower costs for consumers.
DTE Energy is launching Michigan's first residential battery virtual power plant pilot in collaboration with sonnen. This initiative aims to leverage connected home batteries to enhance grid reliability, lower operational costs, and promote long-term energy affordability for its customer base.
The pilot aims to reduce grid costs, improve reliability, and support long-term energy affordability for Michigan residents.
sonnen is expanding its U.S. market footprint by partnering with DTE Energy on a two-year virtual power plant pilot program. This collaboration validates sonnen's battery technology as a viable solution for utility-scale grid management and residential energy storage.
The pilot program is scheduled to run for two years.
DTE Energy has partnered with sonnen to launch a two-year pilot program for Michigan's first residential battery virtual power plant. The initiative aims to leverage connected home batteries to reduce grid costs, enhance reliability, and support long-term energy affordability for local residents.
The partnership aims to test how connected residential batteries can reduce grid costs, improve reliability, and support long-term energy affordability in Michigan.