by Ethan Hogan | Sep 17, 2019 | Energizing Youth, Environment, People
Since Bees in the D installed four beehives outside of Michigan’s Department of Natural Resource’s Outdoor Adventure Center (OAC) in 2018, bee education has swarmed the Detroit area. Over the years, Brian Peterson-Roest, founder of Bees in the D, has worked with Linda...
by Robin Runyan | Sep 9, 2019 | Education & Employment, Energizing Youth, Our People, People
Spending a summer vacation at your high school may not sound appealing to many students, but for 38 Cody High School students, it was a way to gain work experience, make money and get exposure to a variety of energy careers. The second year of DTE’s IMPACT...
by Jack Reynolds | Sep 3, 2019 | Energizing Youth, Our People, Uncategorized
Educating kids about electric safety hazards is extremely important to DTE. As we strive to be 200 percent accountable for safety, that should extend to our children too. To do so, we’ve partnered with the National Energy Foundation (NEF) to visit schools and give in...
by Jack Reynolds | Aug 14, 2019 | Energizing Youth, Our People, People, Places, Volunteerism, Your Neighborhood
If you drive past our Wagner Substation on Livernois Ave. in Detroit, you’ll see a beautiful mural painted on the wall. Located in Southwest Detroit, which is rich in Hispanic heritage, the mural’s message is simple. It reads: Lleno De Energia or Full of Energy. So,...
by DTE Social Media Team | Aug 9, 2019 | Energizing Youth
Did you know people under the age of 25 make up 1.8 billion of the global population? Talk about a group that has the chance to make a big impact on our world! International Youth Day, commemorated annually on Aug.12, was designated by the United Nations General...
by Robin Runyan | Jul 9, 2019 | Education & Employment, Energizing Youth, Our People, People
Destination Deep Space. “Coopertition.” A State Championship. A chance to shine on the world stage. DTE-sponsored FIRST Robotics teams worked together to build something truly great in 2019, and we were there to capture their stories. Earlier this year, we followed...
