AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAuto Manufacturing: GM confirmed Lansing Delta Township will build hybrid SUVs, backed by planned investment in the Lansing region; production is expected later this decade. The automaker will also pay $220 million to settle allegations it shared drivers’ data without proper consent, with Michigan set to receive $7.2 million. Data Centers: Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is asking regulators to reconsider DTE’s approval to supply power to a proposed Google data center, seeking stronger protections for ratepayers. Rep. Debbie Dingell is also pushing a data-center bill of rights for Michigan communities. Energy: DTE’s 132-megawatt Fish Creek Solar Park has begun commercial operations, while federal officials say the Palisades nuclear plant remains on track to restart by year’s end. Defense Manufacturing: Saab has opened its Grayling munitions plant, with production targeted to start in May. Industrial Growth: Madison Heights landed a robot maker’s U.S. headquarters, a bid to draw more technology investment closer to Detroit’s automakers.
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