PORT HURON — Construction on a site off 10th Avenue north of the Blue Water Bridge over the last year has been hard to miss as crews erect a new electric substation, replace underground infrastructure, and crane over nearby transformers in bucket trucks. Site plans for the new DTE Energy facility were first OK’d by the city two years ago. Now, however, organizers from the company said they’re expecting the substation’s construction to wrap up by the end of this year with other work to transfer power distribution from DTE’s current, nearly century-old facility nearby off Pine Grove Avenue continuing into 2025 and 2026. It’s all part of a massive investment of over $100 million to rebuild t
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