DTE Energy Seeks Solar Panel Equipment
DTE Energy has issued a request for proposals to identify qualified solar photovoltaic panel suppliers to provide solar panels and logistics for the company's solar energy installations.
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DTE Energy has issued a request for proposals to identify qualified solar photovoltaic panel suppliers to provide solar panels and logistics for the company's solar energy installations.
Henry Ford Health System and Wayne State University have reached a new affiliation agreement designed to enhance clinical training of audiology students and better prepare them to provide high quality hearing and balance care in Southeast Michigan.
Two Kettering University faculty members recently released textbooks related to their academic fields that have set new professional standards.
Comcast is in its final phase of a digital network enhancement that means more on-demand programming and more HD channels -- but that means that customers using analog equipment to watch cable TV have to upgrade to digital receivers.
A tale of three experiences on three continents by three Peace Corps volunteers from Michigan Technological University nevertheless has some common threads.
Improving fuel economy in the Chevrolet Cruze consists of many small steps, including reducing the energy consumed by the alternator to help make the engine run more efficiently.
She once tipped the scales at 511 pounds, but a Warren teen who stars in the Style Network TV show "Too Fat For 15" says has lost over 172 pounds and is keeping at it.
Livonia-based TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. Monday unveiled its Electric Park Brake system for front axles -- a development that makes the technology more affordable for a wider range of vehicle segments.
WOW Internet, Cable and Phone announced Monday that it had begun construction of its fiber optic cable network in Gibraltar.
The latest meeting and event announcements from Michigan's technology-focused institutions and businesses.
The latest awards and industry certifications earned by Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and people.
About 35,000 Michigan residents will continue receiving extended unemployment benefits, under legislation signed Monday by Governor Snyder.
Criminal charges are not expected, after a four-year old boy drowns in Monroe County.