by Anne O'Dell | Apr 25, 2019 | Your Neighborhood, Your Power
In the aftermath of a storm, a generator is an invaluable piece of equipment that can help you stay comfortable and keep your routine on track. Yet because generator use is typically infrequent, it’s easy to overlook the basic safety measures. That’s why it’s...
by Anne O'Dell | Apr 25, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Community Transformation, Energy Future, Progress
Whether you’re planning to travel to key Michigan summer destinations and events, or are a community-member who attends these traditions each year – we have an awesome experience for you! The DTE Energy Den will be touring the state this summer. The Energy Den is an...
by Anne O'Dell | Apr 11, 2019 | Your Neighborhood
When it comes to shoveling standards – go for the gold. Gold Shovel Standard (GSS) Certified for MISS DIG 811 that is. If you are an excavator or contractor, you’ve probably heard of this digging standard, which is aimed at reducing and preventing damages to...
by Anne O'Dell | Apr 9, 2019 | Your Power
Springtime in Michigan means residents across the state are starting to dig in to their gardening and home improvement projects. In an era of Pinterest and Do-It-Yourself (DIY), people of all ages are turningto DIY to try to get their projects done quickly, and often...
by Anne O'Dell | Apr 8, 2019 | Our People, People
Melanie Plain and Ron Kerzka are two sides of the same coin. Their role is to help DTE inspect and move inside meters to the outside of homes to enhance accessibility, safety, and reliability, and connect with customers to explain why this work is important to their...
