by Amanda Passage | Oct 22, 2026 | Environment, Progress, Your Neighborhood
DTE’s 2025 Sustainability Report is now available – this is DTE Energy’s annual publication detailing progress towards its ongoing work to generate cleaner, more reliable and affordable energy for the people and communities it serves. Over the past year, DTE has...
by Jessica Watson | Oct 13, 2026 | Environment, Your Neighborhood
At first glance, a power plant, service center or downtown office may not seem like a destination for wildlife, but DTE’s environmental team has been working behind the scenes for years to change that. Across the company, employees are proving that even working...
by Jessica Watson | Oct 1, 2026 | Environment, Planet, Your Neighborhood
An unlikely piece of automotive history has found a new purpose at DTE’s Muskegon Service Center as a cozy hangout for local bats. What do an electric vehicle battery and a bat house have in common? At Muskegon, quite a bit. The habitat was built from the...
by Hayley Orzech | Sep 15, 2026 | Community Transformation, Economic Progress, Empowering Detroit, Energy Efficiency, Energy Future, Environment, Human Needs, Our People, People, Places, Planet, Progress
At DTE Energy, we are transforming the way we generate energy so it’s cleaner, more reliable and more affordable for our customers. We’re doing everything in our power to work toward net zero carbon emissions and a more sustainable Michigan for future generations –...
by Hayley Orzech | Sep 14, 2026 | Community Transformation, Empowering Detroit, Energy Efficiency, Energy Future, Environment, Our People, People, Places, Planet, Your Neighborhood
Many people picked up a new hobby during the Covid-19 pandemic. For some, it was knitting. Others—sourdough starter. But for Jocelyn Ho, a self-proclaimed “accidental entrepreneur,” it was growing rare plants. Today, Ho has a flourishing business in the heart of...
by Kayla Collins | Aug 18, 2026 | Environment, Foundation
Apply now for a DTE Foundation Tree Planting Grant A single tree can change a neighborhood. It cools a hot sidewalk, cleans the air, softens the effects of climate change and gives people a reason to gather. Plant enough of them, and you don’t just green...
