by David Akerly | Aug 14, 2026 | Uncategorized
Now that school is back in session, let’s start the term with a pop quiz! Ask your kids to join you in testing their knowledge of natural gas safety with this quick, fun quiz. Knowing these are important. Correct answers can be found below the quiz. Good luck!...
by David Akerly | Jun 7, 2026 | Your Neighborhood, Your Power
DTE Energy is committed to providing you with the safe and reliable natural gas you need to warm your home, cook your meals, dry your clothes and more. Natural gas is a part of daily life, and there are easy steps you can take at home when using this...
by David Akerly | May 30, 2026 | Uncategorized
June is National Safety Month! That makes it the perfect time for Michigan families to check in on a few simple habits to help keep your home safe year-round. When it comes to natural gas, remember three important basics: recognizing a gas leak and what to do next,...
by David Akerly | May 13, 2026 | Ann Arbor, Bloomfield Hills, Central Neighborhoods, Clinton Twp, Corktown, Southwest Neighborhoods, Detroit - District 6, Downtown Midtown Neighborhoods, East Side Neighborhoods, Empowering Detroit, Energy Future, Farmington, Farmington Hills, Harper Woods, Highland Township, Inkster, Livingston County, Livonia, Macomb County, Metamora, Monroe County, Oak Park, Oakland County, Reliability Work Updates, Rochester Hills, Rose Township, South Lyon, Southfield, Thumb Area, Washtenaw County, Wayne, Wayne County, West Bloomfield, West Side Neighborhoods, Westland, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
Building the grid of the future DTE is building the grid of the future, one that is smarter, stronger, and more resilient. In 2025, we reached a significant milestone — it was the most reliable year for DTE customers in nearly two decades. Our customers spent 60%...
by David Akerly | Apr 22, 2026 | Uncategorized, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
At DTE Energy, safety is the top priority for both employees and our customers. We want to ensure you plan your at-home or business digging projects accordingly. Hitting buried utility lines or pipes may cause property damage, injury, or even death. Call MISS DIG...
